Dr. Larry Corey commented on the quick development of potential vaccines and vaccine trials for COVID-19.
Trevor Bedford’s use of genetic data to link the COVID-19 patients in Washington is cited.
Trevor Bedford’s proposed strategies for slowing and tracking COVID-19 spread are considered, along with others.
Drs. Michael Emerman and Harmit Malik’s work on how they use paleovirology to study viruses, specifically HIV, is discussed.
Wired reflected on Trevor Bedford’s analysis that by early March COVID-19 had already been circulating in Washington State for weeks.
Trevor Bedford’s analysis indicating COVID-19 community transmission had occurred in January is discussed.
Dr. Larry Corey explained how the Seattle scientific community is stepping up to tackle COVID-19.
The Washington Post discussed a report co-written by Trevor Bedford, outlining steps to guide states through the COVID-19 outbreak.
Trevor Bedford is included in a list of scientific resources on COVID-19.
Dr. Jesse Bloom discussed the logistics of developing and using a serological test for the virus causing COVID-19, to determine who has been exposed to the virus.
Dr. Kristin Anderson wrote about the researchers in Seattle who are working together to study and combat COVID-19, including Drs. Keith Jerome, Alex Greninger and Trevor Bedford.
Tips for cancer patients in light of COVID-19 from a Fred Hutch news story are included in a weekly round-up.
Dr. Pete Nelson’s recent presentation on new prostate cancer treatment methods is included in a summary of the Cancer Moonshot meeting.
Elizabeth Halloran called for widespread COVID-19 testing as the first step to bring down the pandemic.
The Nextstrain project and Trevor Bedford’s analyses on COVID-19 are explained.
Vox mentioned Trevor Bedford’s U.S. COVID-19 infection estimates and research on the spread of the virus.
Dr. Joshua Schiffer and Bryan Mayer discussed viral load variability in patients and what that could mean for COVID-19.
Dr. Tom Lynch described the challenges of testing and accurately reporting COVID-19 in a Fred Hutch town hall.
Dr. Julie McElrath estimated when the COVID-19 outbreak will reach its peak and when we might see a lift on physical distancing measures.
Dr. Julie McElrath discussed potential COVID-19 vaccine options and programs.
Dr. Gary Lyman commented on the new COVID-19 and Cancer Consortium (CCC19) registry and how they will use COVID-19 data to inform treatment.
Kelly Crimmins discussed how working remotely has impacted her and her team’s work life and productivity.
Trevor Bedford explained how Nextstrain has evolved with open and rapid data sharing, allowing for real time tracking of COVID-19 mutations and spread.
Dr. Stephanie Lee spoke about COVID-19 and hematology, and how ASH is supporting the community.
Trevor Bedford’s comments on the mutation patterns of COVID-19 and how that impacts vaccine production are cited.
Drs. Steve Pergam and Masumi Ueda gave expert advice on treating cancer patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Gary Lyman discussed best practices for treating cancer patients during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Trevor Bedford commented on the implications of COVID-19’s slow mutation rates, suggesting it will lead to immunity after exposure.
Dr. Steve Pergam called for more scientific involvement in decisions around COVID-19 containment.
Dr. Nancy E. Davidson discussed how cancer patient treatment has evolved in light of COVID-19.
Trevor Bedford is quoted on ideas to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic through social distancing and extensive testing.
Trevor Bedford’s tweets on suggested strategies to curb the COVID-19 pandemic are quoted, specifically on the need for increased testing and social distancing.
Jesse Bloom answered questions from community members on COVID-19 and the current status of COVID-19 research.
Dr. Masumi Ueda explained how Fred Hutch’s clinical care partner Seattle Cancer Care Alliance approached COVID-19 prevention and identification in clinics and workspaces.
The new SCAN initiative is profiled, mentioning Fred Hutch as one of the founding partners.
Fred Hutch is listed among other partners involved in the new SCAN program to test for COVID-19 across Seattle, through mailed test kits.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran reinforced the need for COVID-19 testing to control the pandemic.
Trevor Bedford and Dr. Elizabeth Halloran provided expertise for this interactive COVID-19 map, which overlays travel and migration data with epidemiological data.
The Atlantic described Trevor Bedford’s work in discovering COVID-19 had spread in Washington to his recommendations for slowing the pandemic.
Dr. Steve Pergam gave insight on the risk of cancer patients for COVID-19 infection.
Trevor Bedford commented on U.S. COVID-19 infection rates, providing estimates between 10,000 – 40,000.
Trevor Bedford and Jesse Bloom gave context to how they used genomic analysis of COVID-19 to track its spread.
Trevor Bedford’s methods for stopping the COVID-19 outbreak are outlined, including isolating the infected, and having those who are recovered return to work.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran explained community transmission and how it can lead to an epidemic in reference to COVID-19.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran provides context to COVID-19 transmission rates and spread.
Hilary Hehman discussed how Fred Hutch is continuing research and supporting partnerships during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fred Hutch is included in a round up of COVID-19 updates across cancer and biotechnology companies.
Trevor Bedford commented on a new modeling report, suggesting how social distancing measures and testing can stop the COVID-19 pandemic.
WebMD discussed Dr. Elizabeth Halloran’s Science paper on COVID-19 modeling and preventative measures to limit transmission.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran reinforced the importance of testing and social distancing to lower COVID-19 transmission.
Dr. Steve Pergam is interviewed on COVID-19 and the risk to immunocompromised people.
Dr. Steve Pergam provided crucial advice on social distancing and the role it plays in preventing COVID-19 spread.
Trevor Bedford commented on the Ohio COVID-19 infection numbers, suggesting they are overestimated.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran stressed the importance of wide-spread testing to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Politico referenced Trevor Bedford’s estimate that there are between 10,000 – 40,000 U.S. COVID-19 cases.
Dr. Steve Pergam gave Healio in depth advice to cancer patients to protect themselves from COVID-19.
Vox mentioned Trevor Bedford’s estimates that there are around 20,000 COVID-19 cases across the U.S. to date.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran, an infectious disease expert, provided commentary on the need for widespread COVID-19 testing.
Dr. Keith Jerome’s COVID-19 test kit and the development of UW’s testing facilities are discussed.
The Associated Press explored if reinfection is possible, referencing research on COVID-19 mutation rates from Fred Hutch.
Snopes referenced Fred Hutch research on mutation rates of COVID-19 in relation to the possibility of reinfection.
Trevor Bedford’s commented on COVID-19 infection rate estimates across the U.S. are considered.
Trevor Bedford’s tweets on transmission chains leading to COVID-19 outbreaks across the U.S. are mentioned.
Trevor Bedford’s research suggesting most new COVID-19 cases are due to community transmission rather than travel is highlighted.
Trevor Bedford’s estimates of U.S. COVID-19 infection rates are mentioned in light of new outbreaks.
David Fredricks commented on outcomes of a large, international study showing that the microbiome predicts transplant success.
Dr. Steve Pergam provided expert commentary for cancer patients in light of COVID-19 and increased risk.
Trevor Bedford is included in a list of COVID-19 experts.
Trevor Bedford’s discovery of community transmission of COVID-19 in Washington is referenced.
Betz Halloran commented on the power of data science and modeling to track COVID-19 and other viruses.
Open data sharing and the use of Nextstrain by Trevor Bedford and colleagues to track COVID-19 is discussed.
Results from a preliminary paper indicating that social distancing is effective at lowering disease spread by Trevor Bedford and colleagues is mentioned.
A modeling study from Fred Hutch is cited on results suggesting Seattle two weeks ago was approximately in the position of Wuhan, China, on Jan. 1.
Dr. Elizabeth Halloran discussed her Science study showing how travel bans slowed but did not stop the spread of COVID-19.
A study by Trevor Bedford and colleagues predicting infection rates is referenced in light of new social distancing measures.
Results from a preliminary paper indicating that social distancing is effective at lowering disease spread by Trevor Bedford and colleagues is mentioned.
Trevor Bedford’s analysis on infection rates and the efficacy of travel bans to lower COVID-19 transmission is discussed.
Dr. Jesse Bloom explained COVID-19 and its spread from his point of view as a virologist.
Vox referenced Trevor Bedford’s analysis on the impact of travel bans to prevent COVID-19 spread.
Trevor Bedford is referenced for his research suggesting a larger outbreak in Washington than testing has reflected.
Infectious disease expert Betz Halloran provided global infection rate estimates based on her research.
Trevor Bedford explained his analysis of the transmission pathway of COVID-19 throughout Washington, likely beginning with one person.
Vanity Fair profiled Trevor Bedford and Nextstrain collaborators, referencing tracking COVID-19, genomic analysis and transmission rates.
Trevor Bedford’s research with Seattle Flu Study is referenced as support for new social distancing measures.
GeekWire discussed social distancing in light of Trevor Bedford’s COVID-19 transmission predictions.
Trevor Bedford is quoted among other Nextstrain collaborators on their COVID-19 analysis, in light of Italy's outbreak.
Dr. Steve Pergam comments on COVID-19 risk for cancer patients.
Massive Science delves into how COVID-19 spread without detection, referencing Trevor Bedford’s detailed genetic analysis of community transmission.
Dr. Steve Pergam is quoted on his advice for cancer patients in light of increased risk for COVID-19.
Fred Hutch and Trevor Bedford’s modeling results suggesting undetected COVID-19 are cited in a commentary about COVID-19 spread.
Bloomberg followed the Washington COVID-19 outbreak, including Trevor Bedford’s discovery of community transmission and subsequent genetic analysis of the spread.
Trevor Bedford’s genetic analysis on the spread of COVID-19 into Italy and the spread across Washington State is considered.
Fred Hutch is mentioned as one of the institutions supporting Seattle Flu Study.
Trevor Bedford is quoted on his research on missed transmission pathways of COVID-19.
Trevor Bedford’s data indicating untracked COVID-19 spread in Washington State is referenced.
The Seattle Flu study is discussed, including Fred Hutch’s role in the project, as part of the release of a new testing kit for COVID-19.
Fred Hutch is cited as one the organizations implementing social distancing policies as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak in Washington State.
Fred Hutch and computational biologist Trevor Bedford are referenced on the COVID-19 outbreak and preventative measures cities are taking to slow the spread of the virus.
Dr. Keith Jerome, a virologist, provided commentary on his new COVID-19 testing kit at UW Medicine.
Fred Hutch is included in a round up of Seattle tech companies implementing work policy changes in response to COVID-19.
Fred Hutch’s work from home policy is mentioned, among other local organizations, as a response to the COVID-19 outbreak in Washington State.
The rapid data sharing involved in Trevor Bedford’s work is discussed as an example of open science.
Dr. Stephanie Lee explained the work of hematologists and the role of ASH in moving hematology forward.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford explained his analysis on COVID-19 spread and provided recommendations for the greater Seattle area.
Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist, provided expert commentary on the infection rates and genetic analysis of COVID-19.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford discussed his analysis providing COVID-19 infection estimates for Washington state
Dr. Steve Pergam, an infectious disease expert, provided insight on COVID-19 risk for cancer patients.
Infectious disease expert Dr. Steve Pergam comments on what people with HIV need to know about COVID-19
Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist, is quoted on his COVID-19 genetic analysis.
Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist, is quoted on the COVID-19 spread and genetic analysis.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford and his research on the Washington COVID-19 outbreak is discussed.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford and Fred Hutch are mentioned in reference to the COVID-19 outbreak and genetic analysis.
Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist, is mentioned in reference to COVID-19 genetic analysis and spread in Washington.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford is quoted on the COVID-19 outbreak in Seattle.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford is quoted on COVID-19 transmission in Seattle.
A columnist referenced computational biologist Trevor Bedford and his blog content on COVID-19 projected spread and recommendations.
Trevor Bedford’s work on the spread and genetic variation of COVID-19 from China to the US is discussed.
Fred Hutch is included in a summary of coronavirus updates about Washington State, for the implementation of the work from home policy.
Trevor Bedford explains how a lack of testing allowed COVID-19 to spread undetected in Washington State.
Fred Hutch’s work from home policy is mentioned, among other local organizations, as a response to the COVID-19 outbreak in Washington State.
Virologist Dr. Keith Jerome’s COVID-19 testing kit is discussed, along with Trevor Bedford’s computational analysis of COVID-19 spread.
FierceBiotech profiled Fred Hutch for COVID-19 remote work policies and for Trevor Bedford’s COVID-19 research.
Seattle Flu Study is profiled, delving into Drs. Keith Jerome, Helen Chu and Trevor Bedford’s research on COVID19 genetic analysis and vaccine development.
The Cancer Letter includes Fred Hutch’s remote work policy in a list of updates related to COVID-19.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford explained how researchers are using Nextstrain and genetic analysis techniques to track COVID-19 in real time.
Fred Hutch research on COVID-19 community transmission rates in Kirkland, Washington is mentioned.
Biostatistician Elizabeth Halloran’s research on the role of travel restrictions in delaying COVID-19 spread is discussed.
Computational biologist Trevor Bedford discussed how he has been using Nextstrain to understand COVID-19 genetics and spread.
Trevor Bedford's research suggesting under detection of COVID-19 cases in Washington State is mentioned.
Gates Foundation funding of COVID-19 research, including Fred Hutch and Seattle Flu Study, is mentioned.
Trevor Bedford’s research using the Nextstrain platform is explored, specifically its role in real time tracking of COVID-19.
Dr. Steve Pergam, an infectious disease expert, provided commentary on social distancing in light of COVID-19.