Long COVID: Learning as We Go Patterns are beginning to emerge as more patients are being referred to post–COVID-19 clinics in the United States. | IDSE

CEID Founding Director Dr. Nahid Bhadelia’s comments from a recent Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) media briefing are quoted: …’I work at Boston Medical Center, and up to 40% of our patients in the acute setting are patients who are from socially disadvantaged backgrounds. In the worst months of this pandemic, we know when […]

Boston doctor on monkeypox: ‘We don’t expect these clusters to get bigger’ | Boston.com

CEID Faculty Dr. Nahid Bhadelia shares information on Monkeypox: “…’Let me start by saying that any monkeypox is a very different virus than COVID-19,’ Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, director of Boston University’s Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases Policy and Research, said on MSNBC Sunday. Monkeypox — which presents with symptoms including a fever, headache, and muscle […]

Researchers Race to Understand Long COVID in National Study | The Brink

CEID Founding Director Dr. Nahid Bhadelia and CEID Core Faculty Dr. Jai Marathe, who serve as co-principal investigators of the Boston Medical Center RECOVER Long Covid Study, share insights on the study with BU’s The Brink: “Being able to fully understand long COVID starts with being able to properly define it, says Jai Marathe, a […]

Hints of a long COVID wave as Omicron fades | The Harvard Gazette

CEID Founding Director Dr. Nahid Bhadelia weighs in on long COVID: “Nahid Bhadelia, co-lead of the Massachusetts Consortium on Pathogen Readiness’ long COVID program, director of the Boston University Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases Policy and Research, and an infectious diseases physician at Boston Medical Center, said during a recent media briefing that long COVID […]

Experts Offer Tips on How to Build Trust in Science During COVID-19 | Health City

This article summarizes an event that CEID co-hosted with the Aspen Institute Science and Society Program: Building Trust During Scientific Uncertainty: How Do We Better Respond to Outbreaks? “…Boston University’s Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases Policy and Research and the Aspen Institute’s Science & Society Program, in December, asked four prominent communication experts to explore the […]