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ASU releases first comprehensive survey on how companies are protecting their employees from COVID-19
1,125 companies in 29 countries reveal stark challenges in navigating the pandemic
COVID-19 Diagnostics Commons: A data-driven collaboration
ASU partners with World Economic Forum and the Rockefeller Foundation on new initiative to help companies get back to work
ASU hosts summit to address spread of novel coronavirus
ASU's College of Health Solutions played host to a virtual gathering of roughly 60 diagnostics leaders from around the world.
From Our Partners
Keeping workers well: A new initiative sets vision for health at work during COVID-19
World Economic Forum
A National Decision Point: Effective Testing and Screening for Covid-19
The Rockefeller Foundation
COVID-19 National Testing and Tracing Action Plan
The Rockefeller Foundation
In the News
Many Employers Avoid Covid Tests Over Cost, Not Availability
The New York Times
Did Trump Delay the Arrival of At-Home Coronavirus Testing?
The Atlantic
States Undercount Positive Rapid Tests, Masking the Spread of Disease
The New York Times
Home tests could help in the fight against the coronavirus. So where are they?
The Washington Post
Do-it-yourself coronavirus testing sparks kudos, and caution
The Boston Globe
The breakthrough that could halt the pandemic, even before a vaccine
Politico
New Report Gives Covid-19 Testing Strategies To Help America’s Communities Open Safely
CITI I/O
Home tests could help in the fight against the coronavirus. So where are they?
The Washington Post
Coronavirus testing hits a wall: Where do we go from here?
MedTech Dive
Do-it-yourself coronavirus testing sparks kudos, and caution
The Boston Globe
Myth Busting with Mara (Podcast)
Accumen’s Healthcare Performance Insider Podcast
Virus testing in the US is dropping, even as deaths mount
Associated Press
U.S. Must Spend $75 Billion to Improve COVID-19 Testing, Report Says
US News
COVID-19 temperature checks might do more harm than good
Popular Science