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Ira Longini

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Faculty sound bites — Summer 2024

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF College of Medicine experts in the news
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Six faculty receive college lifetime achievement awards

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The award recognizes faculty who have provided extraordinary service to the College of Medicine
Ira Longini, Ph.D.

Endemic COVID-19 could be one to 10 years away

In Featured Article, Research
UF biostatistician Ira Longini, an expert in modeling infectious diseases, discusses the pandemic
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COVID-19 spread undetected in U.S., Europe earlier than believed, study shows

In Featured Article, Research
Study offers lessons for future outbreaks, including transmission of omicron variant
By Jill Pease
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Experts outline global operational and research path to address emerging COVID-19 viral variants

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UF, other WHO researchers offer guidance on approaches to track, understand and mitigate COVID-19 virus variants
By Bill Levesque
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Experts outline path to development of safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines on a global scale

In College, Featured Article
Group of World Health Organization scientists, including UF’s Ira Longini, PhD, write commentary for The Lancet
By Jill Pease
Ira Longini, Ph.D.

Study shows limits of travel bans in controlling new coronavirus spread

In Featured Article, Research
Study finds Wuhan travel ban may have only delayed epidemic’s spread by three to five days in mainland China
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News clips — Winter 2020

In College, Featured Article
PA professor joins national committee | Recent alum wins award | UF researchers play role in Ebola vaccine
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Faculty sound bites — Fall 2017

In College, Faculty
College of Medicine faculty in the news

A changing world requires a clear blueprint for disease response

In College, Faculty