Naomi Bardach in New York Times, KGO-TV, Santa Cruz Sentinenl, and SF Gate among others
Is Your Child’s School Ready to Reopen?
UCSF doctor explains why COVID-19 transmission among kids are infrequent
When is it considered safe enough to reopen California’s classrooms?
Regional: Some Classrooms Will Reopen For Child Care, Though No In-Person Instruction
Stan Glantz in The Independent
Vaping makes young people up to seven times more likely to get coronavirus, study finds
Rita Hamad in Gaston Gazette
More school, less heart disease?: Researchers keep finding evidence that education level predicts heart disease risk
Kirstin Bibbins-Domingo in San Jose Mercury News
California’s coronavirus contact tracing efforts hampered by lack of bilingual staff
Cynthia Harper on WNYC Science Friday and Healthline
Contraceptive Access, Robot Bias, Story Structure. August 14, 2020, Part 2
How Telemedicine Can Help People Access Birth Control During the Pandemic
Margot Kushel on Capital Public Radio
Exclusive: More Than 1,600 Californians Have Been Evicted During Pandemic
Kim Rhoads in Post News
Eastmont Mall Site of Mass COVID-19 Testing Event on Aug. 22-23 Led by Dr. Kim Rhoads
Janet Coffman in ESM1
San Francisco puts community paramedics on front lines of the pandemic
Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo on WXXI, Palo Alto Online, Washington Post, KALW, andBaltimore Sun among others
Extended Families Living Together Raise Risks For COVID-19 Transmission
Faced with dying Californians and withering businesses, Gov. Newsom steers a middle path. Can it last?
In the pandemic, we had to move to our new home. This is how we did it.
City Visions: COVID Exposes Racial Health Gap In Bay Area
With eating disorders, looks can be deceiving
Liz Dzeng in The Chronicle of Higher Education
After Their Society Was Sued Out of Existence, These Scientists Are Building a New One
Ralph Gonzales on KGO-TV (ABC)
Coronavirus transmission: UCSF doctor explains dangers of workplace break rooms
Margot Kushel in SFGate
Regional: State, County Officials Call For Continued Eviction Protections
Christina Mangurian in Newswire
New Study Suggests Mental Illness May Increase Diabetes Risk
Monica McLemore in Vox
America is failing Black moms during the pandemic
Kim Rhoads in Mission Local
It’s taking a week for contact tracers to reach COVID-19 patients. This ‘negates the point of contact tracing.’
Sunnydale locals flatten a public housing COVID-19 outbreak
Naomi Bardach in KQED, NBC Bay Area and KPIX
COVID-19 Risk in Schools: What You Should Know
San Francisco Child Care Providers Are Hurting During Coronavirus Pandemic
Safe School Reopening Strategy
Pandemic Plan: UCSF Task Force Researches Safe Back-to-School Strategy
Debate Over Emotional, Educational Toll Of Distance Learning Heats Up With Back-To-School Weeks Away
Janet Coffman in The Atlantic and California Healthcare Foundation blog
A Mental-Health Crisis Is Burning Across the American West
San Francisco Puts Community Paramedics on Front Lines of the Pandemic
Hilary Seligman in Sacramento Bee
‘It’s like a vicious cycle’: How the pandemic leaves the poor not only exposed, but hungry
Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo in Washington Post, San Jose Mercury News and KTVU among others
San Francisco flattened the curve early. Now, coronavirus cases are surging.
California tops 500,000 coronavirus cases. Is the surge finally slowing?
All nine Bay Area counties are on California's COVID-19 watch list
Margot Kushel in SFGate, the New York Times and India Currents
Regional: State, County Officials Call For Continued Eviction Protections
12 People in a 3-Bedroom House, Then the Virus Entered the Equation
Can’t Pay Rent? You’re Out!
Rita Redberg in Counter Punch
Pharma Tries to Cash in on Covid Shutdowns With Its Best-Selling Drug
Naomi Bardach on KQED
COVID-19 Risk in Schools: What You Should Know
Joanne Spetz in Deseret News
As COVID-19 hits rural America, small hospitals in the West struggle to keep up
Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo on WNYC
Why Are People So Angry About Wearing Masks?
Kevin Grumbach on KPIX
‘COVID-Phobia’ Harming Skittish Patients Needing Care, Health Care Industry As A Whole
Bob Hiatt in Fall River Herald News
At least 120,000 Americans are needed to test COVID-19 vaccines. A ‘very encouraging’ 107,000 are so far signed up.
Margot Kushel in Bloomberg
Tracing the Invisible Danger of Household Crowding
Naomi Bardach in Mission Local and KGO
UCSF Grand Rounds: Opening the schoolhouse and the big house
Is this the future of schools? Kids learn to administer their own COVID-19 test
Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo in PBS News Hour, the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times
How federal response has failed to address racial disparities in pandemic’s toll
Bracing for Wildfires During a Pandemic
Bars, indoor dining could remain closed for the foreseeable future amid coronavirus surge
Warehouse Workers in a Bind as Virus Spikes in Southern California
Bob Hiattt in AuntMinnie.com and UCSF News
New breast cancer risk model includes 93 relationships
New Model of Breast Cancer’s Causes Developed by UCSF-led Team
Charlie Irwin in Earth.com and the San Francisco Chronicle
Young smokers have double the risk of severe COVID-19
One-third of young adults may be at risk of severe COVID-19, especially if they smoke or vape
Margot Kushel in the San Francisco Chronicle, Al Jazeera
Surprise: Homeless people not getting coronavirus in the disastrous waves experts had feared
Alone and aging on the street
Can coronavirus be defeated without addressing homelessness?
Monica McLemore in Rolling Stone
Death of Sha-Asia Washington, Pregnant 26-Year-Old Black Woman, Highlights Devastating Trend
Maria Raven in Business Insider
COVID-19 deaths in America are flat even though cases are soaring. Here's what that could mean.
Maria Raven in San Jose Mercury News
If you think the coronavirus pandemic is stressful, try being an emergency room doctor
Kim Rhoads in Mission Local
San Francisco tests for COVID-19 more than most anywhere else, but does it have a strategy?
Naomi Bardach in Finger Lake Times, KPIX, ABC, Live Science, EdSource
Debate Over Emotional, Educational Toll Of Distance Learning Heats Up With Back-To-School Weeks Away
Is this the future of schools? Kids learn to administer their own COVID-19 test
Should schools reopen amid the pandemic?
Coronavirus cases spike in California child care facilities
