Days of the Virus: Information

I've run across a range of information resources that have impressed me as useful and thought a simple way of sharing them is just to post them here, as a list.  In no particular order:

• CDC, coronavirus.gov
• Washington Post's free updates on SARS-CoV-2
• The COVID Tracking Project
• The Economist, Anatomy of a Killer
• Washington Post, Why Outbreaks Like Coronavirus Spread Exponentially...
• Washington Post, Social Distancing Could Buy US Valuable Time...
• The Conversation, Why Are Older People More at Risk...
• The Conversation, Get Dressed and Set Goals... (on working from home)
• The Atlantic, How the Coronavirus Became an American Catastrophe
• The Lily, How to Host a Virtual Hangout
• The FiveThirtyEight:  How Coronavirus Tests Actually Work
• CNN:  The Night Sky as a Shared Experience
• Washington Post:  Simple DIY masks could help flatten the curve
• xkcd:  Pathogen Resistance
• Longrich Paleo Lab:  Public Use of Masks to Control the Coronavirus Pandemic
• The FiveThirtyEight:  Coronavirus Case Counts Are Meaningless*
• Washington Post:  Four Reasons the Coronavirus Is Hitting Black Communities So Hard
• Washington Post:  Coronavirus Doesn't Discriminate, but America Does
• Vi Hart's summary of a Pandemic Resilience proposal she helped build

I'll update this list as I have opportunity to do so.