Blogs

Modelling the Manufacturing Process for COVID-19 Vaccines: Our Approach

The Center for Global Development and Ariadne Labs have teamed up to better understand how long it will take to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and manufacture it at scale.

Harvard Business Review: Why Businesses Must Help Build Trust in a Covid-19 Vaccine

Dr. Rebecca Weintraub and Julie Rosenberg call on companies to support information campaigns promoting vaccines.

New York Times: Families Are Central to Critical Care. But the Waiting Room Is Empty.

Dr. Daniela Lamas writes on the key role that families play in critical care, and on the short- and long-term challenges posed by their absence during the pandemic.

Healthy Newborn Network: Improving postpartum education: more important than ever

Members of Ariadne Labs’ BetterBirth team and Noora Health discuss the importance of educating new mothers and their families in India, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

HuffPost France: Coronavirus Vaccine Race

Dr. Rebecca Weintraub speaks about the international scramble to produce a COVID-19 vaccine.

Self: Coronavirus Might Make Black Maternal Mortality Even Worse

Dr. Neel Shah comments on maternal health issues faced by Black women in the wake of COVID-19.

Communication and Transparency in the Time of COVID-19

By Sam Cox and Evan Benjamin, MD, MS The COVID-19 pandemic has strained our medical systems, transforming the medical environment for both patients and staff. Medical errors are not uncommon in normal times, but the upended medical environment physicians now find themselves in has in several ways made adverse events even more difficult to avoid.… Continue reading Communication and Transparency in the Time of COVID-19

Vice: Singapore Is Putting Trackers on Some Travelers. Should Other Countries Do the Same?

Dr. Evan Benjamin remarks on quarantine tracking technology and basic public health approaches.

New York Times: Black and Pregnant During Covid

Dr. Neel Shah highlights the maternal health challenges for Black pregnant women during the COVID-19 pandemic.