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As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves and our world is changing daily, the Program in Public Health remains fully operational and committed to ensuring our current and prospective students, alumni, parents, faculty, and staff are supported during this difficult and unprecedented time. We continue to adhere to physical distancing guidance from the university-and from local and state officials-mandating a work from home protocol for all employees. We are a community first and foremost, and though we are practicing social distancing to help eliminate spread of the virus and protect our most vulnerable neighbors, we are not practicing social isolation. But, our student services and administrative personnel are available to answer any questions as we navigate this uncertainty. Please reach out for help or resources, as needed.

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ABC 7: Why is Orange County seeing big surge in coronavirus? Experts trace spread of disease - featuring Dr. Daniel Parker Video

UCI Podcast: Practicing harm reduction to flatten the coronavirus curve – again: featuring Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala Podcast

Compelling Conversations: Current trajectories of COVID-19 | Wednesday, July 15th from 1-2pm PT | featuring Professors Natalia Komarova, Dominik Wodarz, and Andrew Noymer Register

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UCI Public Health in collaboration with OCHCA is offering a workshop series in mid-summer that is designed to train students and healthcare workers to do contact tracing of COVID-19. VIEW

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Get to know Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala in this short video where she shares her vision for our future School of Population and Public Health. We look forward to getting to know each and every one of you better as we embark on this journey together. astrill吧 VIEW

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Spotlights: News Features

^¹ Article: 10 deaths, 1,120 new COVID-19 cases reported Wednesday morning - featuring Prof. Andrew Noymer (The Bakersfield Californian)

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An epidemiologist from UC Irvine, Andrew Noymer, said the growth is what eventually happens in an exponentially growing pandemic, where the rate of increase is proportional to the size of the number of cases.

^² Article: Why is Orange County seeing big surge in coronavirus? Experts trace spread of disease - featuring Daniel Parker (ABC7)

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Dr. Daniel Parker, an epidemiologist at the University of California Irvine specializes in mapping out infectious diseases. “This started in affluent communities on the coastal area,” Parker said. “These are people who may have had stronger ties to places in Europe that at the same time had epidemics going on.” … To help track the virus, UCI, the Orange County Health Care Agency and community-based organizations are training hundreds of people from the most-impacted communities to help trace the spread of the disease in their neighborhoods.

^³ Article: Who’s handling coronavirus better, California or New York? It’s getting harder to tell - featuring Prof. Andrew Noymer (The Sacramento Bee)

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UC Irvine epidemiologist Andrew Noymer said California ran into its own, very different problem than New York this spring. California locked down hard early with a March stay-at-home order, and was fortunate that the virus hadn’t already gotten the type of fast foothold it did in New York. … Now, California is desperately retrenching from it May and June reopenings. “I don’t envy the governor’s choices in California,” Irvine epidemiologist Noymer said. “The American public has shown zero resolve for shelter in place.”

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^⁴ Article: What’s behind the skyrocketing virus cases in Kern - featuring Prof. Andrew Noymer (Bakersfield.com)

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UC Irvine epidemiologist and associate public health professor Andrew Noymer said the type of growth in cases Kern is seeing is what eventually happens in an exponentially growing pandemic. The rate of increase is proportional to the size of the number of cases, he said. “The exponential growth goes up and up and up. It’s like a rocket ship,” Noymer said, explaining that cases in the last three weeks may equal the whole curve before then.

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^⁵ Article: Following the infection - featuring Profs. Daniel Parker and Alana LeBrón (UCI News)

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UCI trains contact tracers to disrupt COVID-19 transmission – with an emphasis on health equity issues Someone tests positive for COVID-19. Who have they been in contact with? Who else might they have infected? Contact tracers are the health workers tasked with the detective-like role of figuring out the spread of a disease from one person to another through the community. And as the number of coronavirus cases swells, the need for trained tracers is rising.

^⁶ Article: Voice of OC to host live video coronavirus discussion with county’s top experts on July 16 - featuring Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala (Voice of OC)

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Voice of OC is hosting a LIVE series of video interviews with Orange County’s top Coronavirus experts starting at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16. … 2:30 p.m. UC Irvine Public Health Director and Founding Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala. 3:00 p.m. UCI Professional, MD Daniel Chow, Latino Health Access CEO America Bracho, St. Josephs CalOptima Chairman and Anesthesiologist Paul Yost and UCI Epidemiologist Andrew Noymer.

^⁷ Article: Anaheim scrambling to get coronavirus outbreak under control - featuring Prof. Andrew Noymer (Voice of OC)

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University of California, Irvine, epidemiologist Andrew Noymer said deaths have increased by about 2% a day in the county over the past seven days and the case-to-death ratio is a bad metric because infections are happening faster than deaths. “The infection rate and the case fatality rate are not the same number … there’s going to be more infections by the time this is done than there are going to be cases, so the point is kind of a wash. You don’t get to magically call this a nothingburger,” Noymer said in a Tuesday phone interview.