COVID-19 Health Resources

This research guide will get you started with data and information resources for learning and research on COVID-19, especially those collected and subscribed by the Arthur Lakes Library at Mines. 

If you are off-campus and have difficulties with accessing our resources, please see the Off Campus Access guide page for help. 

  Image source and article.

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Mines General Information on COVID-19 and Dashboard (March 2022)

Mines Mask Policy (March 7, 2022)

Library Updates (March 7, 2022)

Mines Coronavirus Updates (March 2, 2022)

Faculty Guidance for teaching during the Spring 2022 Semester (January 2022)

Report your vaccination date or submit an exemption

Mines Community Member COVID Reporting Tool

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State of Colorado - Information on the Outbreak

Colorado Department of Education - COVID-19 Youth Services Resources

COVID-19 Map Series from the State of Colorado Demography Office

Google News dashboard for COVID-19 in Colorado

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

They have information for people at higher risk, how it spreads, symptoms, prevention & treatment, Frequently Asked Questions, a summary of the situation, and much more. They do have a guide for colleges and universities.

World Health Organization (WHO) - Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak 

They answer many basic questions, provide travel advice, situation reports, provide a myth busters page, and more.

National Institutes of Health - Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

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Other LibGuides from health organizations in Colorado

• http://nationaljewish.libguides.com/c.php?g=1007964
• https://libguides.colostate.edu/covid19

Follow the CDC and WHO on Twitter.

This is the Wikipedia page on the disease.



See the Maps LibGuide as well.

• Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases at Johns Hopkins University - ArcGIS
• Genomic Epidemiology of Novel Coronavirus (HCoV-19) - nextstrain.org

Exhibits

• Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History exhibit on epidemics. (This is the virtual tour of the exhibit.)

Many publishers and database providers are creating resources around the issue.

• LitCOVID at the National Library of Medicine
• Easy to read list of publishers from the Copyright Clearance Center
• WorldCat guide