In this continuation of UCI epidemiologist Andrew Noymer’s update on COVID-19, he explores the various ways in which excess deaths can be attributed to COVID-19.
http://www.kuci.org/podcastfiles/984/NoymerExtendedInt9-8-20.mp3
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COVID-19 In the U.S., Just Before Labor Day
Today, over the full hour, we get another installment from UCI epidemiologist Andrew Noymer, who offers his inestimable insights about the COVID-19 pandemic. Surging and spreading trends, vaccines, and testing, are in the mix. At the close, Noymer notes the work of Gina Neff regarding the impacts of self-tracking on privacy.
In a separate podcast, posted on this same day, is an extended interview on how excess deaths could be attributed to COVID-19.
Music credits: Greg Foat “Symhonie Pacifique;” and VNV Nation, “Lights Go Out,” Noire album.
Election Meltdown 2020 AND Contact Tracing Behind the Orange Curtain
Returning to the show is UCI law professor and election law expert, Rick Hasen, with his most recent book, one written for these fraught times, Election Meltdown: Dirty Tricks, Distrust, and the Threat to American Democracy, published by Yale University Press.
In the second segment (minute 33:20) we hear from UCI public health professor Daniel Parker about the tools that the Orange County Health Care Agency and he will use to launch contact tracing for COVID-19.
Music credits: Greg Foat “Symphonie Pacifique;” Sean Jones, “Lift Every Voice;” and Nightnoise, “At The Races.”
http://www.kuci.org/podcastfiles/984/HasenParkerPod7-28-20.mp3