To stop a pandemic before it starts, protect dairy workers from H5N1 | The Washington Post

Because of pasteurization practices which render pathogens such as H5N1 inactive, general consumers don not need to be concerned about contracting avian flu through milk or other dairy products. However, as CEID director Dr. Nahid Bhadelia and CEID affiliate Lauren Sauer write in an op-ed for The Washington Post, “Preventing farmworker infections and uncontrolled spread […]

The 5 phases of COVID’s endgame | Popular Science

CEID Faculty Lauren Sauer weighs in on the current phase of COVID: “…Sauer agrees that we shouldn’t think the pandemic peak has come and gone, now matter how promising the fall in current infection rates seems, or how fatigued the world is. ‘Part of the message is to continue to fight a little longer,” she […]

CEID Experts Weigh In on Omicron

The first U.S. case of the COVID-19 Omicron variant was reported earlier this week. Given the lingering questions about the spread of Omicron amidst the holiday season, here’s a roundup of what some of our CEID faculty experts had to say: Dr. Nahid Bhadelia joined Ayman Mohyeldin on MSNBC to discuss the emergence of Omicron […]

Surveillance: Omicron Uncertainty With Ward

CEID Faculty Lauren Sauer is featured on Bloomberg’s Surveillance podcast. She says, “we could see omicron updates to covid vaccines within 2-4 months if necessary.” Listen here.