As the COVID-19 pandemic has progressed, a number of scientific organizations and publishers have collected Open Access and otherwise freely available information about the disease. This information includes not only clinical research, but information on related topics like risk management, medical technologies, forecasting, and more.
Taylor & Francis have launched a microsite devoted to COVID-19 and related information. This site offers access to articles, book chapters, and other research related to the pandemic directly and more broadly. Beyond research directly about the fight against COVID-19, it also include works about risk communication in the face of a pandemic, disease transmission, the use of technology for disease surveillance, and the role of medical technology in the treatment and prevention of COVID-19.
Cambridge University Press is offering access to research on topics related to COVID-19. In addition to clinical research, this includes information about the mental health impacts of the pandemic, risk management research on COVID-19, and disaster preparedness research.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has collected available research and resources related to COVID-19 with a focus on Open Access materials.
The Lancet has made all of its COVID-19 coverage freely available. While the focus is on the medical field, it has related information on topics such as mask efficacy and protecting workers from infection.
The NIH has created a site focused on COVID-19 data and computational resources. All of the listed resources are Open Access or otherwise freely available.
LitCOVID is "a curated literature hub for tracking up-to-date scientific information about the 2019 novel Coronavirus." The information is freely available and updated regularly. It offers support for text and data mining.
