In this work, the COVID-19 pandemic burden in Ukraine is investigated retrospectively using the excess mortality measures during 2020–2021. In particular, the epidemic impact on the Ukrainian population is studied via the standardized both all-cause and cause-specific mortality scores before and during the epidemic.
Over 476 million confirmed cases and 6.1 million deaths occurred during the first 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the majority of cases and deaths from infection with the etiologic agent SARS-CoV-2 have been in adults, severe and fatal cases involving children have occurred throughout the pandemic.
A UF mathematician collaborates with Yale School of Public Health researchers to evaluate the agreement of results between PCR testing and 18 commercially available rapid antigen tests for decision-making in remote work settings on when to end an individual's quarantine.
UF mathematician Burton Singer contributed to a conceptual framework that can link physiological factors related to stress with negative health outcomes following natural disasters.
Feeling ready for COVID to END-emic already? So are we. A UF professor of biostatistics, Ira Longini, shares his thoughts on where the pandemic is headed and what going endemic may look like.
A UF mathematician collaborated on a model showing that travel between European countries can be done safely with a short isolation time and a negative test upon exit.
UF researchers updated their model projecting how an omicron-driven surge may unfold in Florida over the next few weeks and months. (This version supersedes the model information published Dec. 17, 2021.)
UF researchers created a model projecting how various omicron-driven surge scenarios may unfold in Florida over the next few months.
UF researchers created a model projecting how various omicron-driven surge scenarios may unfold in Florida over the next few months.
A UF researcher collaborated on a model estimating how an alternate delta-driven surge scenario would have played out if at least 74% of Florida's adults were vaccinated against COVID-19 by mid-summer.
