About the COVID-19 Peer-Reviewed Publications Community

Established in 2021, the COVID-19 Peer-Reviewed Publications Community at Feinberg School of Medicine was created to centralize and openly share the school’s peer-reviewed research on COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, and related public health topics. This collection brings together critical knowledge on the impacts of the pandemic across healthcare, medical research, and public health, reflecting our commitment to accessible, evidence-based information during and beyond the global response to COVID-19.

Why This Community Was Created
The rapid evolution of COVID-19 research highlighted the need for a single, accessible repository where researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and the public can find credible, peer-reviewed work produced by Feinberg researchers. By gathering and openly sharing this research, we aim to support ongoing studies, inform healthcare practices, and contribute to public understanding of the virus and its effects.

Who This Community is For
This community resource serves a diverse audience: researchers looking to build on Feinberg’s contributions, healthcare practitioners seeking the latest insights to apply in clinical settings, educators and students studying pandemic impacts, and public health professionals shaping policy. By providing free access to these works under Creative Commons licenses, we hope to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing across disciplines and geographies.

We continue to update the community with new research, ensuring it remains a reliable source of information on COVID-19 and an enduring resource for the scientific and medical communities.