Humans are not easily infected YET - but the NEXT pandemic may just be a few mutations away.

You may have thought the question of masking was settled, or at least that we had all agreed to disagree, but no such luck.

Americans can achieve pandemic security through creative, pragmatic action that bridges political divides and provides community-focused options for public health protection. What’s needed is a concrete pathway for action that attracts support from Republicans, Democrats, Independents, and others.

Director of the Pandemic Center Jennifer Nuzzo offered commentary on zoonotic diseases.

This article includes commentary from Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Pandemic Center at Brown.

“As awful as omicron was, it left in its wake a tremendous amount of immunity,” said Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Pandemic Center at Brown's School of Public Health.

When it comes to deploying future vaccines, Jennifer Nuzzo, the founding director of the Pandemic Centre at Brown University, said "it's not the science that worries me as much: it's the production."

Jennifer Nuzzo — a professor of epidemiology and the director of the Pandemic Center at Brown University’s School of Public Health — told Truthout that, notwithstanding the risks inherent to congregate living settings, age has always been the biggest risk factor for severe illness and death from COVID.

"That's what's been most puzzling about China's approach to this virus," said Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Pandemic Center at Brown University School of Public Health, "because it's basically leaving wide open its biggest vulnerabilities."

In reality, lockdowns are "pause buttons," Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Pandemic Center at Brown University School of Public Health, told Insider. "They're supposed to buy time to build up immunity in the population through vaccines," she said.

"I think it's a really worrisome situation looking to the weeks coming ahead," says Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist who runs the Pandemic Center at Brown University. Nuzzo's worried because an exhausted nation has abandoned many of the precautions people were taking to protect themselves and others. Flu vaccination rates are down by about 10% to 15% from previous years.

The Pandemic Center director Jennifer Nuzzo provided commentary on why precautions against Covid have virtually disappeared.

This article references commentary from Director of the Pandemic Center Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo during a panel discussion at the Kidney Week 2022 Conference on future pandemic preparedness.

This article includes commentary by Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Center for Pandemic Preparedness and Response at Brown.

Professor of Epidemiology Jennifer Nuzzo offered commentary on the challenges of tracking COVID-19 trends when most people are testing at home.

"We have a lot more immunity in the population than we did last winter," says Jennifer Nuzzo, who runs the Pandemic Center at the Brown University School of Public Health.

This article co-written by Jennifer Nuzzo states that public health laboratories need to have a voice in outbreak response planning, and past challenges must inform future efforts to effectively address emerging health threats in the United States.

In this opinion piece, Director of the Pandemic Center Jennifer Nuzzo weighed in on some of the questions New York Times readers have on how to navigate this phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this TED Talk, Jennifer B. Nuzzo unpacks how the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904 sparked a cultural shift in how we defend against fires -- and explains why pandemics demand the same sort of reaction.