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Covid Daily News: Coronavirus Developments With Nate Duncan and Ben Taylor

Nate Duncan

Nate Duncan and Ben Taylor spend hours every day reading and curating the most important coronavirus news so you don’t have to. The goal is to bring you a well-researched, analytical, and data-oriented  podcast with the most important COVID-19 news and research from around the world.

Episodes

COVID and POTUS with Dr. Carl Bergstrom

Oct 4 2020 • 0 MIN

Dr. Carl Bergstrom joins to discuss the crazy news that Donald Trump has been hospitalized for COVID-19.  Included: What to believe about the President’s condition and the timeline of infection?...

The Most Promising Therapies with Dr. Matthew Frieman

Aug 7 2020 • 0 MIN

Dr. Matthew Frieman joins to discuss his expertise, the state of development for treatments outside of vaccines.  He takes us through three main categories of development, namely existing drugs, an...

[Better Audio] Hitting the Gas and Brake on Testing; News and Science Roundup

Jul 30 2020 • 0 MIN

Ben and Nate discuss interesting new testing procedures, as well as a new FDA authorization for pooled testing. Does it go far enough? A big news and science roundup including neonatal transmiss...

Worldwide Trends; Last Word (For Now) on Schools; COVID “Long Haulers”; Choosing a Mask

Jul 26 2020 • 0 MIN

A hard look worldwide at the countries that have done well and poorly overall, and where COVID is changing the most. Plus, evaluating data for hard-hit countries. A full summary of where we stan...

Where We Are on Vaccines with NYT’s Denise Grady

Jul 24 2020 • 0 MIN

Science reporter Denise Grady of the New York Times discusses everything we need to know on vaccines. The most promising candidates so far. How mRNA vaccines work. What steps remain before...

US Surge in Hospitalizations; Why This is a Critical Time for Stimulus

Jul 23 2020 • 0 MIN

Ben does another deep data dive with US case counts and hospitalizations, and a discussion of how those hospitalization numbers will eventually correlate with deaths. Economic indicators are on ...