Long Covid

Task: You will review 5 articles and do an annotated bibliography. One article must be a review article, 2 must be primary journal articles. The other two resources may rely on reputable science communication publications .
• STAT– on healthcare
• Science News
• New Scientist
• New York Times and Washington Post
• The Atlantic Magazine
• The New Yorker
• Scientific American
• Wired
• Ars Technica
Definition: It is a list a resources used in your research that includes summaries and evaluations of the resources. The summaries and evaluations are in paragraph form and will include citations where you rely on information from the resources.
Elements of your annotated bibliography
Summaries:
For review articles, include the a description of the field the reviewers are covering and the current understanding of the field. Useful review articles will be published more recently (not more than 10 years old). Because Long Covid is fairly recent you may need to rely on some pre-prints or non-peer reviewed literature.
For primary journal articles include the hypotheses, results, and conclusions of the articles. Assess the methods for important included details.
Evaluation: Indicate whether the article is a primary, secondary source, or popular science source. Is the text peer-reviewed? Do the authors regularly publish in this field (remember to check the last author who is the senior and PI or organizer of the study)? If it is a science communication publication, does the author rely on experts for their information?
Assessments/Reflection: What information did this resource provide to your research? How did the information fit with your other sources? How did the information increase your understanding of your study topic? What was your reason for choosing this source?
Format of your annotated bibliography
You will use CSE University of Chicago style for your citations and references. The annotations will be written in paragraph form with paragraphs for each of the elements. Your summary may need to be more than one paragraph.