Friends, after 3 years of writing about COVID-19, I am taking a step away from writing The COVID Digest. I may re-launch later this summer to write about science communication more broadly. But for now, I need to move on. More in the newsletter below. https://t.co/TJi7i4oAmT

Sounds like people are making their way for the exits. Ways to keep in touch: Substack: https://t.co/DLwNIrXxVi Facebook: https://t.co/PIhPBJCSRY LinkedIn: https://t.co/MaWhrMguqq Not sure if I'll figure out Mastodon.

Lately, Georgia and the rest of the US have seen what looks like a crest to the summer COVID-19 wave - good news. But I have been waiting to see what effect, if any, back to school would have on disease trends. Last week, we saw the early impact in GA. https://t.co/eyfgo7R4hH

My latest COVID Digest is published. As we are dealing with multiple public health threats, the newsletter is evolving too. This week includes a deep dive on the data we have available for monkeypox. https://t.co/EFTlmgGOCR

This week's COVID Digest is published. I look at national and Georgia data trends and also discuss current events in other diseases. https://t.co/Q9MdRUIGAX

This week's COVID Digest focuses on Georgia where hospitalizations and hospital burden are starting to ramp up. https://t.co/d2uvMFHer8

The COVID Digest, 02Jun2022 - Has the northeast hit a peak? What does that mean for the rest of us? https://t.co/LtoXbnrBia

This week's COVID Digest looks at changing messaging from CDC. https://t.co/2w5HVq5Go8

This week's COVID Digest features a look at national trends over the past month, a discussion of what "endemic" means, the latest numbers for Georgia and a discussion of why I still wear a mask. https://t.co/ssPfhvl9ZI