Upcoming Events
KEEP CALM AND BE INFORMED:
Coronavirus Disease
Perspectives from the Sciences
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
7:00 PM Perna Lecture Hall
Jill Fielhaber (Biology), Kelly Gallagher (Chemistry and Biochemistry), and Alanna Rudzik (Anthropology) will be speaking on coronavirus disease, offering perspectives from across the sciences, at an upcoming panel discussion on Wednesday, March 18, 7pm in Perna Lecture Hall. The discussion will be moderated by Sallie Han (Anthropology).
- Keep Calm & Be InformedCoronavirus disease panel discussion
This guide brings together resources from public health programs, academic publishers, news organizations, and other reputable sites to help you discover factual information and research the coronavirus, COVID-19.
For latest NY State developments and campus messages, see the SUNY Oneonta Coronavirus information page.
Public Health & Other Agencies
- New York State Department of Heath - 2019 Novel CoronavirusThis site will provide guidance on the virus impact on the state level.
- CDC Coronavirus SiteContains fact sheets, guidance, and updated situation summaries pertaining to COVID-19
- MedlinePlus Coronavirus InfectionsIn addition to guidance on COVID-19, provides information about coronaviruses, in general addressing previous outbreaks such as SARS and MERS
- World Health Organization Coronavirus SiteProvides information about the disease outbreak internationally as well as guidance, travel advice, and situation updates.
Research Portals
These research portals have been assembled by publishers to help students and researchers discover open access materials about the current coronavirus outbreak.
- Novel Coronavirus Information CenterElsevier’s free health and medical research on novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
- Ovid Coronavirus PortalResources for front-line clinicians and medical researchers
- Wiley Online Library Coronavirus Resources and NewsResearch articles, book chapters, and reference information about COVID-19 made freely available by Wiley
Suggested Keywords
COVID-19 was previously known by other names, the following search terms may help you find additional articles:
- 2019-nCoV
- SARS-CoV-2
- Coronavirus AND Wuhan
- 2019 Novel Coronavirus
- Coronavirus disease 2019