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I've found the Tweets from Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding useful to learn about the math behind how viruses spread

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Helpful statistics on mortality rate by age group, sex, and pre-existing conditions

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Well cited resource on quantitative and qualitative metrics

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Well written blog post by Tomas Pueyo on the efficacy of starting "social distancing" as soon as possible. Being updated regularly.

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Gabriel Goh created this epidemic calculator based on the

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(Susceptible, Exposed, Infectious, Recovered).

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Round up of projects relating to COVID-19. Everything from grocery delivery to supply chain to ventilator production projects

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Put together by one of my colleagues. There will be a severe lack of ventilators and volunteers are working on solutions that aren't fancy. They just need to work.

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3/12/20

Dr. Peter Attia is a physician focusing on longevity, and he makes it clear in this 4-part video series he is not an expert in virology or infectious diseases. Nonetheless, he explains the unknowns of the virus based on research his team has been doing for the last few weeks.

3/10/20

Joe Rogan has one of the largest podcasts on the planet. This interview gets straight to the point with an infectious disease expert.

3/2/20

Dr. Matt McCarthy discusses one of the core issues behind the U.S.'s response to the virus: testing deficiencies. Important quote from Dr. McCarthy: "I still do not have a rapid diagnostic test available to me."

1/25/20

Being in the U.S., it's difficult to know what is happening on the ground in Wuhan (epicenter of virus) and empathize with Wuhan citizens. This video from a local resident is eye-opening.

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