Coronavirus: Information & Resources

Research

National Jewish Health is very well positioned to conduct research on the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the disease it causes, COVID-19. National Jewish Health is a world leader in research on all facets of lung function, disease and health as well as inflammation and immune function. We have several COVID-19 research initiatives in planning stages and some already up and running. Learn more
    

Clinical Trials

Systemic Allergic Reaction to SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination

Auxora’s Effect on Severe COVID-19

Understanding the Biology of COVID-19

Blood Test and Lung Nodule Treatment

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In the News

• Experts explain efficacy of Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine (Washington Post)
• Long-haul Covid patients can experience 'waves of symptoms,' early research suggests (NBC News)
• Nearly a year after falling ill, some of Colorado’s COVID-19 “long-haulers” are still trying to heal (Denver Post)
• COVID-19 Does Not Pose a Greater Risk for People with Asthma, Researchers Say (Healthline) 
• PHOTOS: One year of COVID-19 in Colorado (Denver Post)
• Coloradans begin receiving Johnson & Johnson vaccine as part of state's first allotment (The Denver Channel)
• Inside 'post-Covid' clinics: How specialized centers are trying to treat long-haulers (NBC News)
• National Jewish vaccine event focuses on 70+ (9News)
• Appointments Available For Weekend COVID Vaccination Event For 70+ At National Jewish (4 CBS Denver)
• Colorado Doctor: As COVID-19 Evolves, Vaccines May Need To Be Retooled (4CBS Denver)
• U.S. Covid-19 Deaths Appear to Be Easing (WSJ)
• The long haul: After COVID-19 infections, some struggle with prolonged recoveries (Vail Daily)
• Hospitals prepare for increased vaccine supply after Colorado promised additional doses (The Denver Channel)
• NBC's Dr. John Torres recounts process of finding COVID-19 vaccine (Today)
• What to Expect From the COVID-19 Vaccine (USNWR)
• Drive-Through Vaccination Organized by a Latina to Increase Vaccine Trust in Latino Communities (Latin Post)
• Some COVID-19 patients show signs of heart problems months after recovery (WDBJ7)
• 9 Lessons From Our Bizarre Pandemic Year (5280)
• Maine Ski Areas Emphasize COVID Safety but Some Skiers Still Wary (Sun Journal)
• COVID In Colorado: National Jewish Health To Vaccinate 3,000 Over The Weekend
• What Americans need to know about finding a coronavirus test abroad
• Drive-up vaccinations run more smoothly for National Jewish Health's second mass vaccination effort for people 70 and older
• New COVID-19 testing systems alert school districts of positive cases
• Nonprofit providing unusual form of therapy for those on front lines – puppy cams
• Did COVID-19 Change Critical Care in 2020?
• Sure Signs COVID is In Your Body Now, According to the CDC
• Defining events: 2020 in hindsight
• Stories of fear, hope, survival and reflection from the year that was 2020
• National Jewish Doctors On The Front Lines Of COVID Grateful To Get The Vaccine (4 CBS Denver)
• How 2020 Has Affected the Way We Sleep (5280)
• Air pollution could make COVID-19 worse. That’s put Elyria-Swansea on edge (Denverite)
• 'It was a giddy experience': Colorado doctor shares COVID-19 vaccination experience (9 News)
• Coronavirus pandemic’s third wave threatens to flood Colorado hospitals (Denver Post)
• Health care systems nationwide ask people to #MaskUp (9 News)
• PHOTOS: Staff at National Jewish Health work as COVID-19 surges (Denver Post)
• COVID-19 Mortality Rate Has Declined, So Why Are Deaths on the Rise? (Healthline)
• Multiple sclerosis drug helps coronavirus patients recover, Phase 2 trial suggests (CNN Health)
• Planning a ski trip during covid-19? Keep these safety tips in mind (The Washington Post)Does a Negative COVID-19 Test Mean You Can Hang Out With Friends and Family? Here's What Experts Say (Parade)
• Covid Cases Top 10 Million in U.S., No Slowdown in Sight (Bloomberg)
• New Study Suggests Common Cold Antibodies Could Protect Against COVID-19 (Huffpost)
• Global coronavirus cases top 50 million as U.S. and Europe struggle to contain surges (NBC News)
• Covid Cases Top 10 Million in U.S., No Slowdown in Sight (Bloomberg)
• Getting tested for COVID-19? Here's what to ask at the doctor's office (Toay)
• Top Sports Medicine Experts to Address COVID-19 and Athlete Care (ScienceNewsNet)
• Getting tested for COVID-19? Here's what to ask at the doctor's office (Today)
• Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine shows promise: What does a two-dose shot entail? (Fox News)
• Top Sports Medicine Experts to Address COVID-19 and Athlete Care (Newswise)
• Global coronavirus cases top 50 million as U.S. and Europe struggle to contain surges (NBC News)
• 'There's no way to sugarcoat it': COVID-19 cases are surging; one American dies every 107 seconds (USA Today)
• ‘The Patients Know More Than the Doctors': What We Heard This Week (Med Page Today)
• Some Signs of Recovery From Severe Covid Lung Damage (New York Times)
• Is it Safe to Vote in Person in 2020? (USNWR)
• Some Signs of Recovery From Severe Covid Lung Damage (The New York Times)
• American Lung Association Funding Investigators Targeting COVID-19 Research (TrialSite News)
• COVID-19 Testing In Nursing Homes and Senior Care Facilities (USNWR)
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Should I Get Vaccinated? (USNWR)
• State committee releases preliminary plan for distributing COVID-19 vaccine (9 News)
• Coronavirus Has Accelerated Health Care Worker Burnout And It’s A ‘Reckoning We All Have To Face’ (CPR News)
• From the COVID-19 front line: Experts discuss case control, testing, vaccine and more (Healio)
• Colorado 'COVID Long Haulers' Suffer Coronavirus Symptoms Weeks, Or Even Months, Later (CPR News)
• How to Best Seek Medical Treatment During the Pandemic (US News Health)
• 'Post-COVID Syndrome' Is Causing Lingering Symptoms in Some Coronavirus Survivors—Here's What to Know (Health)
• Doctors prepare for flu season amid COVID-19 (KFYR-TV)
• Months before its arrival, Colorado tries to answer the question: Who should get the coronavirus vaccine first? (The Colorado Sun)
• What are the long-term health consequences of COVID-19? (Today)
• As Some Youth Sports Resume, So Do Concerns Over Coronavirus In Colorado (CBS Denver)
• Effect of COVID-19 on Pulmonary Fibrosis Clinical Trials: Expert Interview (Pulmonology Advisor)
• Designer peptide could become effective in reducing damage caused by COVID-19 infections (University of Toronto - Faculty of Dentistry)
• National Jewish Health Launches Additional Coronavirus Test
• We Still Don't Fully Understand The Label 'Asymptomatic' (NPR)
• Steroid Showing ‘Glimmer Of Hope’ Among Sickest Coronavirus Patients (CBS Denver)
• What Covid-19 antibody and viral testing can and can’t tell you about your health (CNBC)
• Who Can Spread COVID-19? (CBS Denver)
• Is It Safe To Go To Bars & Restaurants As Coronavirus Restrictions Ease? Here's What Experts Say (Bustle)
• Study to Determine Incidence of Novel Coronavirus Infection In U.S. Children Begins
• They Don’t Struggle to Breathe—but COVID-19 Is Starving Them of Oxygen (National Geographic
• Talking with a Nurse on the Front Lines (KOA News Radio)
• How Colorado Avoided Catastrophe as the Coronavirus Hit the State (The Gazette)
• For Now, Antibody Tests For Coronavirus Provide Guidance, Not Guarantees (CPR News)
• COVID Diaries Colorado: A Day in the Coronavirus Pandemic (US News & World Report)
• Colorado Hospitals Watching For Second Surge As Stay-At-Home Order To Be Lifted (CBS Denver)
• National Jewish Expands Coronavirus Testing To Patients With Physician Referral (CBS Denver)
• More testing needed before Colorado can lift stay-at-home order, state health officials say (The Denver Post)
• More COVID-19 Testing Coming to Colorado (KOA NewsRadio)
• National Jewish Health to Substantially Expand COVID-19 Testing
• Why Ventilators May Not Be Working as Well for COVID-19 Patients as Doctors Hoped (TIME)
• What are the long-term health consequences of COVID-19? (TODAY)
• As Coronavirus Spreads, Many Nicotine Users Look To Quit. But The Stressful Times Can Make That Hard To Do (CPR)
• What Recovery From COVID-19 Looks Like (Scientific America)
• 'We have reason for optimism today': On the front lines: Colorado doctor volunteers in New York (9News)
• Inventors Are Whipping Up Homemade Ventilators to Fend Off a Shortage. Some Doctors Are Wary (TIME)
• 'Two patients died today': On the front lines, Colorado doctor volunteers in New York (9News)
• Face masks could help limit the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to researchers (Reuters)
• On the Front Lines In New York City (9News)
• Pollen Season Arrives In Colorado: Know Differences Between Allergy Symptoms And Coronavirus (CBS Denver)
• K-8 school at National Jewish Health adapts with remote learning and remote nurse visits (9News)
• Vaping, smoking might increase risks from COVID-19 (Denver7)
• Coronavirus In Colorado: National Jewish Health Asks Volunteers To Make Masks (CBS Denver)
• 2 Colorado doctors heading to New York to assist in battle against COVID-19 (9News)
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Doctors Urge People Not To Try Cloroquine Without Prescription (CBS Denver)
• COVID-19 testing and Acute Respiratory Clinic News (​CBS Denver, ​9News, ​Fox 31/CW2, Denver 7, Denver Post, CPR, KOA)
• National Jewish Develops COVID-19 Test, Results in 24 Hours (CBS Denver)
• National Jewish Health Launches COVID-19 Testing and New Acute Respiratory Care Clinic
• Hospitals worry of shortages as first responders, medical workers use more protective equipment (9News)
• 'A slow burn': Coronavirus symptoms often linger before worsening (NBC News)
• Treating Asthma in the Age of the Coronavirus (HCP Live)
• Hospitals worry of shortages as first responders, medical workers use more protective equipment (9News)
• ‘We Are In Pandemic Territory’: All Hands On Deck As Hospitals Prep For Coronavirus Surge (CPR)
• Coronavirus Symptoms: Defining Mild, Moderate And Severe (NPR)
• Managing COVID-19 (KOA News Radio)
• Doctor explains how viruses thrive in cold weather (9News)