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Surviving a Pandemic, Six Months out Audrey Goldfarb Issue 172 September 2020 A NEWSLETTER OF THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY Surviving a Pandemic, Six Months Out AUDREY GOLDFARB “How are you?” is more of a formality than a genuine question. Any response oth- er than a variation of “Good! How’re you?” is unexpected. I personally find maintain- ing a façade of blue skies to be emotionally draining, so I tend to answer the “how are you?” question honestly when I’m actu- ally not okay. However, for the last several months, can any of us claim to have been okay at baseline? And if the answer is no, are we admitting it? I anonymously polled Rockefeller community members to gauge our well- being more accurately, as well as to give people an opportunity to outwardly ac- SELECTIONS NATURAL | knowledge that they are indeed struggling. The responses were mixed, some reading as guarded and stoic, others raw and vulner- able. Individual experiences are also vari- able. I hope that sharing some of these ex- periences reinforces a sense of community around our mutual tumult and reminds us AUDREY GOLDFARB GOLDFARB AUDREY all that it’s okay to not be okay. “There are The seating area outside Bass remains largely deserted as students and employees days of dread and fear, and others of hope,” refrain from gathering for meals and socialization. one Rockefeller employee said. Productivity and mental health have a complicated relationship, but often they takes a toll. Many of us struggle to achieve “The uncertainty of when everything will suffer together. Our work life was severely the same level of engagement they have go back to normal, when will we go back to disrupted during quarantine, and even during in-person lectures. “I can’t focus lab, when can we travel to see our families, though campus has reopened, it is a far cry during Zoom classes or meetings, most of when can people who are stuck somewhere from how it looked and felt in February. what was said in them has been erased from in the world will be able to go out, when can Shift work also puts limits on the time we my memory,” a student said. we all feel safe again so I don’t have fear if a can spend in the lab. “I am much less productive, and much family member gets sick.” “Working from home is not efficient less able to focus,” another student said. “So far it seems like we are all learn- and productive for me,” one student said. “It’s hard trying to work at home es- ing about this virus day-by-day, with no “It’s harder for me to be focused on working pecially since before this I’ve always tried clear end in sight.” at home because home really doesn’t give really hard to separate work and home “Personally, I just keep reminding me the environment of working. And of spaces,” another student said. “I’ve just re- myself that this won’t last forever. It won’t course, I cannot go to the lab to do experi- signed myself to not being at the ‘height of go away tomorrow, but it’s not going to be ments so very little progress on research. productivity.’ Right now, I’m rethinking my like this for the next decade.” Honestly speaking, I feel frustrated spend- approach to lab work and trying to put my Social distancing made it impossible ing months at home getting limited things personal well-being much more ahead of to fully lean on friends and family for sup- d on e .” lab productivity.” port. Our social lives were hit hard. “I’ve Zoom makes lectures accessible from With no end in sight, the many con- anywhere but staring at a screen all day cerns we obsess over remain unresolved. CONTINUED TO P. 2 - 1 CONTINUED FROM P. 1 - immunocompromised family members and social isolation leading to an almost agora- forgotten how to interact with people,” one phobia due to lack of access to the outside… Editorial Board student said. “I particularly noticed that I’m The existential dread was really able to set Megan Elizabeth Kelley having difficulty looking at other people’s in!” faces and maintaining eye contact in per- “I think in general we also need to talk Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor, Webmaster, Communication, Designer son, and that I’ve forgotten how to end con- more about how hard this has been without versations.” trying to one-up each other about who’s had Emma Garst We have been deprived of many of it the hardest,” another student said. Associate Editor our coping mechanisms, socialization in The gradual reopening of campus particular, but also other escapes and en- and resumption of lab work comes with an Anna Amelianchik Associate Editor tertainment around the city. Without space expectation of personal productivity and away from our internal and external con- functionality. Some might interpret this to Nicole Infarinato flicts, they become even more exhausting mean that we should be adjusting to and Editorial Assistant, Copy Editor, Distribution and tormenting. “It is my anxiety about ra- coping with this “new normal,” refocusing cial conflicts on top of the usual pandemic on our work, and getting back on track. Evan Davis issues that really keeps me up at night,” one However, as reflected in the statements Copy Editor, Photographer-in-Residence international student said. above, not everyone’s timeline is in sync. Melissa Jarmel “Everyone has their special circum- A member of the Tri-Institutional Copy Editor, Website Traffic stances that have made dealing with this community put it simply. “No one is okay,” pandemic difficult,” a student, whose fam- he said. “We’re living through a global pan- Pooja Viswanathan ily member started chemotherapy in Feb- demic. Anyone who tells you they are okay Copy Editor, Website Design ruary, said. “For me it was concern about is lying to themselves.” n Audrey Goldfarb Jennifer Einstein New York Rhymes Copy Editors Jim Keller QUITE QUIET Editor-at-Large KONSTANTINA THEOFANOPOULOU Nan Pang Designer selections.rockefeller.edu [email protected] Natural Expressions Digital Bernie Langs of The Rockefeller University Development Office is celebrating the dig- ital release of “The Show Must Go On (and other songs by Queen).” Langs performs a medley of themes and sections from Queen songs, centered around Queen’s release, “The Show Must Go On” off their 1991 album Innuendo. Langs’ work can be heard online on his SoundCloud page here. Email Megan E. Kelley at mkelley@rock- efeller.edu to submit your art/music/per- formance/sporting/other event for next Poetry: Dr. Konstantina Theofanopoulou month’s “Natural Expressions” and fol- (instagram: @newyork _ rhymes) low @NatSelections on Twitter for more One line art: Mikaella Theofanopoulou events. Digital and online events/releases (instagram: @m _ theta _ art) are welcome! 2 he graduated first in his class. He completed established an NIH lab to study potential bio- Who is Anthony Fauci? his internship and residency right here at New logical agents terrorists might use. He was the AILEEN MARSHALL York Hospital-Cornell. government lead, working with the Center for In 1968, Fauci joined the National In- Disease Control (CDC), during the anthrax stitutes of Health (NIH) in the Laboratory scares, the West Nile, Zika, and Ebola virus of Clinical Investigation, where he became a outbreaks, the 2002 SARS epidemic, and the specialist in infectious diseases. Fauci mostly swine flu pandemic. In January of 2020, he treated patients with autoimmune disorders recognized that COVID-19 would be a global and observed that many cancer drugs lowered threat and started an NIH research team to a patient’s autoimmune response. He devised develop a vaccine. a protocol to give autoimmune patients very On January 29, 2020, a White House low doses of the cancer drugs, which low- Coronavirus Task Force was formed, with ered their autoimmune response to a point Fauci being among the initial members. He that prevented them from getting symptoms. appeared regularly during the frequent press This protocol is now a standard treatment for briefings that were held during the first couple a category of diseases called vasculitis, which of months of the pandemic. He quickly gained cause inflammation of blood vessels. a reputation for speaking to the public calmly Fauci also performed basic research in but factually, and often delivered updates on the NIH Laboratory of Immunoregulation. In new scientific understandings of the disease. 1980 he became head of that lab and exam- He is often heard asking for compliance with ined how immunosuppressive drugs change regulations and recommendations to slow the the human immune response. He also studied spread of the virus, including to stay home how HIV infects the body, particularly how whenever possible, to social distance and wear Courtesy of NIAID the virus suppresses the immune system. In masks, and to wash your hands frequently. On 1984, Fauci accepted the position of Direc- July 31, he testified before Congress saying "Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., was appointed tor of the NIAID, under the condition that he was ““cautiously optimistic” a COVID-19 Director of NIAID in 1984. He oversees an he be allowed to keep his research lab. He vaccine would be ready by the end of the year. extensive research portfolio of basic and has served in both positions ever since. From Fauci often tactfully fact-checks state- applied research to prevent, diagnose, 1983 to 1986, Deborah Birx, the United States ments from politicians about the virus. Some and treat established infectious diseases Global AIDS Coordinator and Fauci’s recent have accused him of changing his mind about such as HIV/AIDS, respiratory infections, counterpart in COVID-19 press conferences, the virus and of destroying the economy.
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