David Wohl, MD, professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases, continues to share perspective and guidance with North Carolina media. In February, he contributed to the following news stories about COVID-19.
Demographic breakdown remains steady even as hospital numbers decline, figures show – (CBS-17)
UNC doctor debunks several myths surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine – (ABC-11)
North Carolinians can now get monthly shots to treat HIV – (NC Health News)
With NC on brink of 10,000th COVID-19 death, expert looks toward April for significant improvement – (CBS-17)
‘Like a fire extinguisher’: Monoclonal antibody treatments help keep COVID-19 hospitalizations down – (ABC-11)
Demand for drugs to keep COVID-19 patients out of hospitals increases in the Triangle – (News & Observer)
How long could it take to vaccinate every adult in North Carolina from COVID-19? – (WNCT)
FDA approves HIV treatment replacing daily pills with monthly injections – (Metro Weekly)
Don’t delay 2nd COVID-19 vaccine dose, urges UNC infectious disease expert – (CBS 17)
First monthly HIV drug treatment, developed by NC company, receives FDA approval – (News & Observer)
Report: Vaccine given out of priorities due to lax monitoring – (Ashe Post & Times)