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Erin McDonnell

Erin McDonnell

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Podcast Host, Charter Cities Podcast

South Bend

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I avoid social hot-button issues.

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Total articles 12

  • Predicting COVID-19 prognosis in hospitalized patients based on early status

    By Erin McDonnell, Eileen H. Lee, Byron Avihai, David Natanov| ASM Journals@ INTRODUCTIONCOVID-19 is an emergent health challenge with over 700 million cases around the world resulting in over six million deaths (1). Although many people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have few or no symptoms, others develop more severe complications, including acute respiratory distress syndrome and multiorgan failure (2).

    By Erin McDonnell, Eileen H. Lee, Byron Avihai, David Natanov · ASM Journals

    Sep. 08, 2023

  • 06.12.23 -- How Quantum Technologies Will Help The U.S. Military Keep Its Edge

    By John Oncea Verified, Erin McDonnell, Kapildeb Ambal| Photonics Online Verified By John Oncea, Editor Emerging disruptive technologies are revolutionizing all industries, including defense. One of these technologies – quantum – is at the forefront of this revolution and it promises to keep militaries that harness its power one step ahead of those that don’t.

    By John Oncea Verified, Erin McDonnell, Kapildeb Ambal · Photonics Online

    Jun. 12, 2023

  • Predicting COVID-19 prognosis in hospitalized patients based on early status

    By Erin McDonnell, Eileen H. Lee, Byron Avihai, David Natanov| ASM Journals@ INTRODUCTIONCOVID-19 is an emergent health challenge with over 700 million cases around the world resulting in over six million deaths (1). Although many people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have few or no symptoms, others develop more severe complications, including acute respiratory distress syndrome and multiorgan failure (2).

    By Erin McDonnell, Eileen H. Lee, Byron Avihai, David Natanov · ASM Journals

    Sep. 08, 2023

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Charter Cities Podcast