The landscape surrounding COVID-19 is rapidly changing. We’re here to help you make sense of this disease through science and facts, and serve as a streamlined resource for all of your COVID-19 needs.

Short on time? Check the page daily to read the three top articles. Looking to dive deeper? Making Sense of COVID removes the noise and speculation in the news allowing you to focus on the facts. Managing Your Health & Wellness highlights the things you can be doing to protect your health, and your family. While In Your Community focuses on what’s happening here in Arizona.

We’re all in this together, so if you have questions or additions to the list, feel free to contact us at covid@azscience.org.


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How ‘Superspreading’ Events Drive Most COVID-19 Spread

As few as 10 percent of infected people may drive a whopping 80 percent of cases in specific types of situations
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Market For Blood Plasma From COVID-19 Survivors Heats Up

Representatives from all sides agree that the most pressing need is to increase the pool of COVID-19 survivors willing to donate plasma.
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COVID-19 'testing blitz' begins in Arizona with some lines and not much waiting

For the next three Saturdays, several community providers will be participating in the AZ Testing Blitz–first weekend seeing little to no wait.
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Here’s What Recovery from Covid-19 Looks Like for Many Survivors

Continuing shortness of breath, muscle weakness, flashbacks, mental fogginess and other symptoms may plague patients for a long time.
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Black Lives Matter protests did not cause an uptick in COVID-19 cases

Stay-at-home tendencies actually increased and the fullest look yet at the racial inequity of Coronavirus
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The coronavirus may not have originated in China, says Oxford professor

Dr. Tom Jefferson called for investigation into the presence of SARS-CoV-2 in sewage, as traces have been found that pre-date China's first COVID-19 case.

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