At a time when life before COVID-19 seems like a dream, a vaccine rollout garnering the world’s attention offers a glimpse of hope for a return to pre-pandemic life. But, as with everything SARS-CoV-2-related, questions and uncertainties remain.
In response, CU Anschutz Today will tackle the issues as they arise throughout this next chapter of the pandemic. We will tap our top scholars and researchers and keep you apprised of the progress and setbacks during the historic campaign that lies ahead.
From the science behind the arsenal of vaccines created in response to the virus to the concerns about safety and racial barriers, we’ll leverage our educators to answer these questions related to a problem that affects everyone.
As one of our experts, Anuj Mehta, MD, put it: “We all want to travel. We all want to see loved ones. And I think we’re close. But we still need to be careful until the science catches up to tell us we can all go back to doing the things that we all really want to do.”
The series so far:
When Foreigners Invade, the Body Fights Back. And It Can Hurt.
Eight Things You Should Know About Omicron
As New Vaccine Rollout for Youth Launches, CU Anschutz Parent Experts Share Views
U.S. Opens Doors to COVID-19 Booster Shots for Millions of Americans
Who's Coming to Dinner? Sharpen the Pencils and Get Out the Calculator
Reading the Waves: Summit Targets Pandemic’s Evolution
COVID-19 Vaccines Throw Tough Early Parenting Decision at Pregnant Women
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Delta Variant Takes Over COVID-19 Cases in Colorado: Should You Worry?
CU School of Medicine Experts on the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Reactions
Big Shot in the Arm: Buoyant Mood Fills CU Anschutz Vaccination Clinic
Spreading Truth, Combatting Misinformation
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Fireworks and Freedom in 2021? Maybe a Sizzle But Probably Not a Bang
Vaccinated? You Are Now Free to Move About the Cabin. Sort of.
Taking Aim During Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign: It’s Not Easy
Covid Vaccines: One Dose or Two? Experts Weigh In
Going Viral: CU School of Medicine Experts Tackle Circulating Vaccine Concerns
Fear, Distrust Overshadow Vaccine Decision for Some Hard-Hit Communities
March 18, 2024