Click to subscribe via RSS feed or iTunes. Jack McCallum joins to discuss his new podcast the Dream Team tapes, his relationship with those players, how the reporting game has changed, his favorite seasons to cover, and more. Then Danny with some news, including the latest return to play scenarios and a retrospective on the

How big of a mistake was it for New York to free up hospital space by sending COVID patients to nursing homes? Where is transmission occurring now in New York? A first look at some ideas for reopening schools out of California. A superspreading event at a wedding in Jordan. A French study indicates an

A fascinating study of transmission in a South African hospital provides more information on how the virus spreads in health care situations. How seriously should we take the claims that surface transmission was a key factor? Health care workers around the globe have faced attacks. A new study indicates that Twitter bots are pushing “re-open”

Click to subscribe via RSS feed or iTunes. Another listener-suggested topic, we discuss the players that we think the most popular analytics metrics miss on the most. With host Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA). And if you like this pod, please donate to support Nate and Danny at Patreon.com/DuncanLeroux. Merchandise available at NateDuncanNBA.com.

The CDC’s updated guidance indicating a reduced risk of transmission from surfaces compared to respiratory transmission, plus a Korean study of an outbreak at a call center indicating little transmission from surfaces.  What is the takeaway from this? New studies indicating how the virus amplifies inflammation while reducing interferon, and how this could provide a

We’ve had amazing scientists on COVID Daily News the last month. We highly recommend catching up on these episodes. May 28: Biostatistics Expert Dr. Natalie Dean: US Reopening, Sweden, and Research Advancements May 18: How COVID19 Treatment Has Evolved with ICU Dr. Sergio Trevino Castillo May 13: Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen: Testing Issues; Virus Mutations;

Dr. Natalie Dean, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics, specializing in emerging infectious diseases, joins to discuss how she sees the next 6 months of the country’s reopening playing out, how reopening is going so far, what other measures she would like to see us take, Sweden’s handling of the pandemic, the biggest advancements in our understanding

Click to subscribe via RSS feed or iTunes. After a news segment discussing the latest news on the bubble and injury news, a discussion of the plans over the next few years for (in order) MIN, OKC, UTA, POR, and DEN. With host Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA). And if you like this pod, please donate to

We discuss the concept of “K”, how many people are responsible for how much of the transmission. Evidence indicates that many people do not spread the virus at all while others are responsible for much of transmission. Health visits for severe diseases appear to be way down. CDC report on meatpacking outbreaks. Some US colleges

Looking at a number of key studies on fecal viability of the virus, transmission within fitness classes in Korea, how long antibodies from SARS1 last, the mechanics of speech transmission, whether recovered patients who test positive are infectious, and seroprevalence among children in Geneva. Then an assessment of reports that data from Florida and Georgia