KGUN March 25, 2020 COVID-19: UArizona 'printing' protective gear Researchers at the University College of Medicine – Tucson and the College of Engineering are exploring ways to use 3D printing.
The New York Times March 25, 2020 In coronavirus, industry sees chance to undo plastic bag bans A study by researchers at the University of Arizona found that reusable grocery bags can contain bacteria, and that users don't wash them very often.
USA Today March 24, 2020 Chloroquine treats malaria: Will it work against coronavirus? The side effects are risky, experts say Dr. Raymond Woosley urged doctors to be aware of the risk and use an electrocardiogram to screen patients for signs that might reveal risk of heart trouble.
The Arizona Republic March 24, 2020 You won't contract coronavirus from Phoenix-area tap water. Here's why "We have no indication that private wells would be impacted by the coronavirus at this time," said water quality expert Channah Rock.
BBC March 24, 2020 COVID-19: The ways viruses can spread in offices Jonathan Sexton found that places such as refrigerators, faucet handles, doors and coffee pots tend to have the highest concentrations of germs.
The Wall Street Journal March 24, 2020 The young and the restless and the coronavirus Student Fiona Harrigan writes that young people are reacting to the coronavirus with far more grace, patience and maturity than they get credit for.
The Arizona Republic March 23, 2020 University of Arizona makes 1,600 COVID-19 test kits, with thousands more expected Scientists across the University of Arizona are working to give American public health authorities the ability to test widely for COVID-19.
Gizmodo March 23, 2020 NASA's new view of asteroid Bennu transports us far away from our troubles In late August, the OSIRIS-Rex mission will capture a sample from asteroid Bennu.
The New York Times March 21, 2020 American partisanship may find its limits in coronavirus "At a certain point, if they don't know someone who has it, they're going to know someone who knows someone who has it," said Samara Klar.
KGUN March 21, 2020 UArizona experts, students take calls from residents concerned about COVID-19 The Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center is answering phone calls from residents concerned about COVID-19.
