Novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2)
Ready for an n95 respirator? Here's how to find a high-quality one that fits you well
Counterfeit respirators—misrepresentation of niosh-approval
COVID-19 contact tracing certification (online course offered at no cost), Johns Hopkins University
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covid may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers find
the school where the pandemic never ended
f.d.a. authorizes another covid booster shot for people over 65
surviving long covid three years into the pandemic
who is most at risk for long covid?
should you get another covid booster?
f.d.a. advisers endorse paxlovid’s benefits as a covid treatment
lab leak or not? how politics shaped the battle over covid’s origin
“we were helpless”—despair at the c.d.c. as the pandemic erupted
on 3/11/20, w.h.o. declared a pandemic—these quotes and photos recall that historic time
pregnancy and covid—what women need to know
covid worsened a health crisis among pregnant women
long covid patients more likely to have gastrointestinal problems, study finds
the origins of the covid pandemic—what we know and don’t know
w.h.o. calls on china to share data on raccoon dog link to pandemic—here's what we know
moderna's covid vaccine gambit—hike the price, offer free doses for uninsured
three years into covid, and we still don’t know how to talk about it
what does the science say about the origin of the sars-cov-2 pandemic?
what the end of the covid public health emergency could mean for you
family caregivers of people with long covid bear an extra burden
who should get a covid booster now? new data offers some clarity
after long delay, moderna pays n.i.h. for covid vaccine technique
for older americans, the pandemic is not over
she helped unlock the science of the covid vaccine
five unusual covid symptoms—and what to do about them
as the pandemic ebbs, an influential covid tracker shuts down
a food subsidy many college students relied on is ending with the pandemic emergency
covid-19 made pulse oximeters ubiquitous—engineers are fixing their racial bias
are there places you should still mask in, forever? three experts weigh in
deer could be a reservoir of old coronavirus variants, study suggests
what are the symptoms of an infection with bq.1 and bq.1.1?
it’s time to wear a mask again, health experts say
covid flashback—on january 30, 2020, w.h.o. declared a global health emergency
long-covid clinics are wrestling with how to treat their patients
long covid is keeping significant numbers of people out of work, study finds
covid depression is real—here’s what you need to know
airplane toilets could catch the next covid variant
the fda considers a major shift in the nation's covid vaccine strategy
is it time for a reality check on rapid covid tests?
long-covid clinics are wrestling with how to treat their patients
will covid boosters prevent another wave? scientists aren’t so sure
masks cut covid spread in schools, study finds
new covid variants are circulating—here’s what to know
how monoclonal antibodies lost the fight with new covid variants
early signs a new u.s. covid surge could be on its way
warning signs about the first post-pandemic winter
half of adults have heard little or nothing about new covid boosters, survey finds
potent new covid boosters are here—will weary americans bother?
the new covid booster could be the last you'll need for a year, federal officials say
cdc recommends new booster shots to fight omicron
how many california kids have gotten their covid shots?
nearly eight million kids lost a parent or primary caregiver to the pandemic
one of long covid’s worst symptoms is also its most misunderstood
so you haven't caught covid yet—does that mean you're a superdodger?
how a chinese doctor who warned of covid-19 spent his final days
whatever happened to the botswana scientist who identified omicron and then caught it?
can the coronavirus booster cause a positive test? when should you get it?
to mask, or not to mask—theaters and concert halls face a dilemma
what to do if you’re experiencing hair loss after covid
coronavirus world map—we've now passed the 500 million mark for infections
when will the pandemic end? and other pressing questions, answered
we are still in a race against the coronavirus
how to live with covid when you are tired of living with covid
millions of americans have long covid—many of them are no longer working
in rural america, covid hits black and hispanic people hardest
many people couldn't get care during the pandemic, poll finds
over half of people infected with the omicron variant didn't know it, a study finds
reformulated covid vaccine boosters may be available earlier than expected
what's behind the fda's controversial strategy for evaluating new covid boosters
scientists try to keep up with faster coronavirus evolution
does a faint line on a self-test mean i'm barely contagious?
i’m a virologist, and i’m setting the record straight on variants and reinfections
how some parents changed their politics in the pandemic
newly published evidence points to wuhan seafood market as pandemic origin point
despite another covid surge, deaths stay near lows
what parents should know about covid shots for young children?
still testing positive after day ten? how to decide when to end your covid isolation
i took a trip and caught covid—what should i do? when can i go home?
fda says covid boosters for the fall must target newer omicron types
six things we've learned about how the pandemic disrupted learning
i got covid—then i got it again—what's the deal with reinfection?
how long does covid immunity last? will a second illness be worse? how can i prepare?
ivermectin has no discernible effect on recovery time from covid, study finds
he helped cure the “london patient” of hiv—then he turned to covid
the impact of covid-19, a million deaths in
covid vaccines are finally here for young kids—but the logistics aren't easy
“smell ya later, covid!” how dogs are helping schools stay covid-free
even with federal funds, u.s. schools still rely on low-cost methods to slow covid, a study shows
omicron poses about half the risk of long covid as delta, new research finds
covid took many in the prime of life, leaving families to pick up the pieces
one million (new york times podcast)
how many of america's one million covid deaths were preventable? (npr podcast)
how often can you be infected with the coronavirus?
she lost her baby—then antivaxxers made her pain go viral
how vaccine misinformation spread through the parenting world (npr podcast)
the pandemic has been punishing for working mothers—but mostly, they’ve kept working
“red counties” continue to suffer far higher covid death tolls
for two years, this washington island has grappled with the long reach of covid
“better than omicron” is still pretty bad
what we know about long covid so far
three ways to get covid pills, if you've just tested positive
the federal government is offering another round of free covid tests
four high school students talk mental health and how the pandemic changed them
in the rush to return to “normal,” what happens to the vulnerable?
the drive to vaccinate the world against covid is losing steam
omicron was more severe for unvaccinated children in 5-to-11 age group, study shows
many virus cases go uncounted. are there better ways to track the pandemic?
what an unvaccinated police sergeant who nearly died of covid wants you to know
are we in the middle of an invisible covid wave?
loss of pandemic aid stresses hospitals that treat the uninsured
here's why you might still want to wear masks on public transport
i'm a one-way masker—with mask mandates going away, is that helpful?
former u.s. surgeon general jerome adams calls for masking compassion
mask ruling underscores deep split in attitudes
the masks, the cdc and the judge—a battle brewing since 1944
the judge who tossed mask mandate misunderstood public health law, legal experts say
the 1944 law that gave the cdc its powers, explained
battle over cdc's powers goes far beyond travel mask mandate
the coronavirus has infected more than half of americans, the cdc reports
moderna says its new bivalent vaccine shows promise against covid variants
moderna asks fda to authorize first covid-19 vaccine for very young children
she wanted to vaccinate their kids against covid—he didn't—a judge had to decide
can we trust rapid covid tests against ba.2? this is what the experts say
as families grieve, grandparents step up
many virus cases go uncounted—are there better ways to track the pandemic?
covid disparities persist for black americans—but there are lessons for the future
what to do if you test positive for covid at this point in the pandemic
a new wave of covid-19 is coming—here’s how to prepare
two new omicron variants are spreading in new york and elsewhere
do i really need another booster? the answer depends on age, risk, and timing
covid-19 infection increases risk for diabetes, a new study says
how long covid is accelerating a revolution in medical research
why hasn't my daughter caught covid? two factors likely protect her—and maybe you too
fda panel explores challenges of revamping coronavirus vaccines
a new covid breath test holds promise, but wide use may still be far off
ivermectin does not prevent covid-19 hospitalization, a new study says
cuts in britain could cause a covid data drought
another covid surge may be coming—are we ready for it?
hospitalizations of young children with the virus surged during the u.s. omicron wave
vaccines remained highly effective at preventing serious illness and death during omicron surge
americans are stuck in unhealthy pandemic habits—here's how to reboot
as offices open and mask mandates drop, some anxieties set in
what long covid shows us about the limits of medicine
“he goes where the fire is”—a virus hunter in the wuhan market
delta and omicron met up inside one person and made a hybrid
a cdc airport surveillance program found the earliest known u.s. cases of omicron subvariants
inside the high-stakes race to test the covid tests
on pacific islands covid once spared, an outbreak accentuates inequality
how californians feel about the end of school mask mandates
what’s the deal with masks on commercial airplanes?
as virus data mounts, the johnson & johnson vaccine holds its own
who should get a fourth covid shot?
death toll surpasses six million for the pandemic now in its third year
you can order free covid tests from the government again
what does endemic mean—and are we there yet?
after two years of pandemic life, turn toward normalcy is a shake-up
how the coronavirus steals the sense of smell
the pandemic after the pandemic
covid may cause changes in the brain, new study finds
for some patients, cardiovascular problems persist long after covid
covid long-haulers face grueling fights for disability benefits
cdc's new covid metrics can leave individuals struggling to understand their risk
striking new evidence points to wuhan seafood market as the pandemic's origin point
new coronavirus lineage discovered in ontario deer
if you haven’t thought about coronavirus in animals, you should
”stealth” omicron is stealthy no more—what’s known about the ba.2 variant
new “deltacron” variant is rare and similar to omicron, experts say
what will our covid future be like? here are two signs to look out for
the precarious lives of india's covid widows
chaos of war in ukraine could fuel new covid surge, doctors say
new zealand changes its tack on surging covid-19 cases
as covid spread in federal prisons, many at-risk inmates tried and failed to get out
900,000 americans have died of covid in two years of the global pandemic
the last pandemic aid anybody wants to need
vulnerable to the virus, high-risk americans feel pain as the u.s. moves on
the millions of people stuck in pandemic limbo
how long covid exhausts the body
covid patients may have increased risk of developing mental health problems
in rural america, patients are waiting for care—sometimes with deadly consequences
vaccine hesitancy has seeped into home health care
covid won’t end up like the flu—it will be like smoking
if you're finding this stage of the pandemic especially confusing, you're not alone
long covid sufferers are struggling with exercise
what's the best way to protect school-age kids from covid?
a 16-year-old wanted to get the covid vaccine—he had to hide it from his parents
teen lives, interrupted by covid
with mask restrictions set to lift, a haze of uncertainty lingers
if you tested positive and the contact tracer never called, here's why
take a look at sars-cov-2's family tree—it's full of surprises
the future of the pandemic is looking clearer as we learn more about infection
vaccine scientists have been chasing variants—now, they’re seeking a universal coronavirus vaccine
why omicron is crushing hospitals—even though cases are often milder than delta
a shrinking band of southern nurses, neck-deep in another covid wave
there's one population that gets overlooked by an “everyone will get covid” mentality
as omicron crests, booster shots are keeping americans out of hospitals
the nursing home staffing crisis right now is like nothing we've seen before
people are hiding that their unvaccinated loved ones died of covid
as covid shots for kids stall, appeals are aimed at wary parents
patient who refused covid vaccine was denied a heart transplant
a second version of omicron is spreading—here's why scientists are on alert
what's next for the pandemic? will covid-19 become endemic soon?
what's the risk of catching omicron outdoors?
new research hints at four factors that may increase chances of long covid
anthony fauci is up against more than a virus
the coronavirus will surprise us again
the fda limits the use of some monoclonal antibodies treatments
seniors are at high risk of covid, but medicare doesn't pay for rapid tests
why rapid covid tests aren't more accurate and how scientists hope to improve them
what we know about the symptoms and the severity of the omicron variant
cdc says n95 masks offer far better protection than cloth masks against omicron variant
california extends its indoor mask mandate until february as omicron surge continues
unvaccinated women with covid are more likely to lose fetuses and infants, scottish data show
a surge in hospitalized young children infected with the coronavirus
want to get omicron and just get it over with? here's why that's a bad idea
disruption, dismay, dissent—americans grapple with omicron’s rise
americans are tuning out as omicron rages—experts call for health messaging to adapt
for the 36 countries with the lowest vaccination rates, supply isn't the only issue
quebec's “unvaxxed tax” has people rushing to get vaccinated
fact check—the theory that sars-cov-2 is becoming milder
what the omicron wave looks like at one brooklyn emergency room
california hospitals find that omicron causes fewer hospitalizations and shorter stays
short-staffed and covid-battered, u.s. hospitals are hiring more foreign nurses
in omicron hot spots, hospitals fill up, but intensive care units may not
essential workers face a tough choice—find a test or miss work
some colleges loosen rules for a virus that won’t go away
fda shortens the wait time between moderna vaccine and booster to five months
halting progress and happy accidents—how messenger rna vaccines were made
at-home coronavirus tests are inaccessible to blind people
as u.s. nears 800,000 virus deaths, one of every 100 older americans has perished
omicron is spreading at lightning speed—scientists are trying to figure out why
studies suggest why omicron is less severe—it spares the lungs
omicron variant might help defend against delta, lab study suggests
with omicron, you need a mask that means business
why los angeles delayed enforcing its student vaccine mandate
are schools ready for the next big surge?
another surge in the virus has colleges fearing a mental health crisis
remind me, how do you define mild, moderate and severe covid?
what are the symptoms of omicron?
the scientist in botswana who identified omicron was saddened by the world's reaction
doctors and nurses are “living in a constant crisis” as covid fills hospitals
hospitals scramble as antibody treatments fail against omicron
icu teams report fatigue and frustration as they brace for omicron surge
a respiratory therapist fought on covid’s front lines—the last wave broke him
as omicron spreads, officials ponder what it means to be “fully vaccinated”
trust in covid-19 vaccines is vital to control the pandemic—why are some hesitant?
as omicron spreads and cases soar, the unvaccinated remain defiant
from the “silent majority” to the unvaxxed minority
u.s. military moves to discharge service members who refuse to get vaccinated
as at-home tests surge, doubts rise about accuracy of public covid counts
most of the world’s vaccines likely won’t prevent infection from omicron
beneath a covid vaccine debacle, 30 years of government culpability
our relationship with covid vaccines is just getting started
will shortened isolation periods spread the virus?
puerto rico faces staggering covid case explosion
u.s. could see one million cases per day, warns departing nih director francis collins
another christmas of death and distress in america’s intensive care units
what our family learned from our post-thanksgiving coronavirus outbreak
first u.s. vaccine mandate in 1809 launched 200 years of court battles
fix the global vaccine rollout or face even worse covid variants, experts warn
the most-vaccinated big counties in america are beating the worst of the coronavirus
certain counties now have far higher covid death rates—misinformation is to blame
i am an e.r. doctor in michigan, where unvaccinated people are filling hospital beds
how philadelphia achieved high vaccination rate for health workers
data analysts proved what black pittsburgh knew about covid's racial disparities
one in ten americans say the covid-19 vaccine conflicts with their religious beliefs
a scientist behind the astrazeneca vaccine is warning the next pandemic may be worse
what’s really behind global vaccine hesitancy
help me with omicron vocabulary—what's immune evasion? epistasis?
new evidence shows omicron likely spreads twice as fast as delta in south africa
omicron possibly more infectious because it shares genetic code with common cold coronavirus
the variant hunters—inside south africa’s effort to stanch dangerous mutations
inside a sequencing lab on the front lines of america’s search for omicron
omicron’s best- and worst-case scenarios
omicron is fast moving, but perhaps less severe, early reports suggest
poop sleuths hunt for early signs of omicron in sewage
omicron spreads uncertainty about holiday travel and dampens recovery for airlines
why hospitalizations are now a better indicator of covid’s impact
vaccine mandates rekindle fierce debate over civil liberties
what does it mean if the booster knocks me out? what if it doesn't?
how the u.s. got on the slow track with at-home covid tests
in new mexico, the pandemic rages on
a mass covid grave in peru has left families bereft and fighting for reburial
tracking omicron and other coronavirus variants
will the vaccines stop omicron? scientists are racing to find out
as the omicron variant arrives in the west, wealthy countries are reaping what they sowed
what to know about omicron, the new covid variant
how vaccine-makers plan to address the new covid-19 omicron variant
how omicron, the new covid-19 variant, got its name
as young kids get vaccines, a “huge weight” is lifted for families
cdc endorses covid vaccine booster shots for all adults
the pandemic’s next surge depend on three unknowns
when can the covid masks finally come off?
welcoming family into your home for the holidays? here's how to keep covid out
with hospitals full, central california pleading to send covid-19 patients to los angeles
A flood of covid patients causes “almost unmanageable” strain in Michigan as cases rise nationwide
for many icu survivors and their families, life is never the same
they died from covid—then the online attacks started
once rare, lung transplants for covid-19 patients are rising quickly
he got new lungs after covid—now comes the hard part
what is long covid? and what is my risk of getting it?
overdose deaths reached record high as the pandemic spread
how easily can vaccinated people spread covid?
why retailers are fighting a vaccine mandate before the holidays
some organ donors and recipients are fighting covid-19 vaccination requirement
white house plans major expansion of covid vaccine production
southern states fall behind in vaccinating kids as pediatric infections climb
first known covid case was vendor at wuhan market, scientist says
peru has the world's highest covid death rate—here's why
why russia hasn’t cracked down on covid-19
protests have broken out across europe in response to tightened covid-19 restrictions
must this swab go that far up your nose to test for covid?
what we know so far about waning vaccine effectiveness
i just got a booster—can i go back to my pre-pandemic routines?
all adults can get a covid vaccine booster in california, not just those cdc listed
parents, we're here to help—answers to your covid vaccine questions
when can kids take off their masks in school? here's what some experts say
new clues to the biology of long covid are starting to emerge
new zealand maori tribe demands vaccine protesters stop performing haka dance
europe and russia battle a new wave of covid-19
singapore will stop covering the medical bills of unvaccinated covid-19 patients
nursing homes can now lift most covid restrictions on visits
“they see us as the enemy”—school nurses battle covid-19 and angry parents
ten states sue the u.s. over the vaccine mandate for health care workers
harvard-npr panel on the fight to tame covid (video)
what to know about the coronavirus in pets
why don’t we have a covid vaccine for pets?
what dr. fauci sees coming for the pandemic this winter
covid is still crushing parts of the u.s. as the holiday season approaches
strict mandate takes effect in los angeles—business patrons must show proof of vaccination
in return to campuses, students with disabilities fear they’re being left behind
there's more demand for boosters than first shots of the covid vaccine
origin of the novel coronavirus may remain murky, u.s. intelligence agencies say
she died with long covid—should her organs have been donated?
is moderna really better than pfizer—or is it just a higher dose?
an unsolved mystery—why do more men die of covid-19?
big bird talks to dr. gupta about covid-19 vaccine fears
sesame street’s big bird got “vaccinated” against covid-19, drawing outrage from some quarters
cdc recommends covid vaccine for younger children
some parents want to wait to vaccinate their kids—here's why doctors say do it now
if history is a guide, schools will start requiring covid vaccines
thousands of federal workers seek religious exemptions to avoid shots
why puerto rico leads the u.s. in covid vaccine rate—and what states can learn
how does a country with no covid reopen its borders? these places are finding out
too many people think the pandemic is over, warns england's no. 2 medical officer
widespread coronavirus infection found in iowa deer, new study says
fda panel recommends covid shots for children 5 to 11
has the novel coronavirus virus infected huge numbers of younger children?
vaccinated seniors navigate life in mostly unvaccinated rural America
covid's endgame—scientists have a clue about where sars-cov-2 is headed
vaccination protects against covid-19 more strongly than previous infection does, cdc study finds
how can we safely deliver vaccines to the right cells?
a dangerous legal battle over vaccine mandates will continue
u.s. supreme court won’t block maine’s vaccine mandate for health care workers
hiv activists have a history of outrageous energy—covid protesters hope to match it
south korea seeks a path to normal life from covid-19
not everyone in new york wanted the coronavirus to lose
would new york city employees rather lose a paycheck than get vaccinated?
when tennessee fired its vaccine chief, officials were caught off guard, emails show
what previous covid-19 waves tell us about the virus now
people wonder if they should keep calm and carry on in the face of delta plus variant
cdc recommends covid booster shots for millions of americans
despite higher covid risk, most pregnant americans remain unvaccinated
should you get a covid booster if you are pregnant?
their jobs made them get vaccinated—they refused
thousands of workers across the u.s. would rather lose their jobs than be vaccinated
waiting on u.s. mandate, some nursing homes are slow to vaccinate staff
here’s why developing countries can make mrna covid vaccines
mix-and-match covid boosters—why they just might work
small needles and short lines—the president’s plan to vaccinate young children
the u.s. and israel were early world leaders on vaccinations—now they are trailing
gates foundation pledges $120 million to help get covid pills quickly to poor countries
while covid still rages, anti-vaccine activists will gather for a big conference
the real scandal about ivermectin
the cdc emphasizes covid vaccinations as a key to safe holiday gatherings
they resisted getting vaccinated—here’s why they changed their minds
wearing a mask and getting vaccinated helps reduce covid case rates among school-aged kids
the political fight over vaccine mandates deepens despite their effectiveness
threats, resignations, and one-hundred new laws—why public health is in crisis
48 hours to live—an oklahoma hospital’s rush to find an icu bed for a covid patient
“emotionally, physically, and mentally tired”—nurses say morale has hit a pandemic low
vaccine mandates stoked fears of labor shortages—but hospitals say they’re working
with hospitals crowded from covid, one in five american families delays health care
maori leader calls new zealand's covid-19 strategy a “death warrant” for her people
“lurching between crisis and complacency”—was this our last covid surge?
what the future may hold for the coronavirus and us
past pandemics remind us covid will be an era, not a crisis that fades
npr poll—the delta surge pushed americans further behind in all walks of life
a wisconsin brewery is helping parents sue school districts that don't require masks
moderna and flagship pioneering, noubar afeyan
fda panel recommends moderna booster for people 65 and older and adults at high risk
the world needs more covid vaccines, so the united states is helping finance overseas plants
will new covid treatments be as elusive for poor countries as vaccines?
antibody tests can’t give answers you want about covid-19 immunity
world health organization launches a new group to study the origins of the coronavirus
how the hunt for this virus shaped the search for coronavirus’s origins
newly discovered bat viruses give hints to covid’s origins
police officers and unions put up a fight against vaccine mandates for public workers
washington state fires head football coach over vaccine refusal
over 120,000 american children have lost a parent or caregiver to covid-19
young, pregnant, and unvaccinated—hospitals confront a wave of severe illness and death
hundreds of police officers have died from covid—vaccines remain a hard sell
boosters are complicating efforts to persuade the unvaccinated to get shots
new study finds more than a third of covid-19 patients have symptoms months later
pfizer asks the food and drug administration. to authorize its covid-19 vaccine for children 5 to 11
millions of kids’ coronavirus shots ready to go—initial doses to be shared on a population basis
a new vaccine strategy for children—just one dose, for now
moderna, racing for profits, keeps covid vaccine out of reach of poor
merck asks fda to authorize promising anti-covid pill
hospitals brace for an onslaught this winter, from flu as well as covid
people who want organ transplants must get the covid-19 vaccine, a hospital says
to capture the scope of covid's toll, this photographer spent 30 hours on one photo
a 105-year-old woman who survived the 1918 flu dies after contracting covid
“covid toes” may be caused by a powerful immune response, a new study finds
34,000 home health aides in new york miss a vaccination deadline and cannot work
covid-19 vaccines are entering uncharted immune territory
why the u.s. pandemic playbook was no match for covid
the mysterious case of the covid-19 lab leak theory
nine pandemic words that almost no one gets right
with masks on or off, schools try to find the new normal
get a fan and get vaccinated, the cdc says in its safety tips for the holidays
how to use rapid home tests (once you find them)
faced with losing their jobs, even the most hesitant are getting vaccinated
vaccine hesitancy, an issue among police officers, is also evident among firefighters
u.s. coronavirus death toll surpasses 700,000 despite wide availability of vaccines
unvaccinated people are eleven times more likely to die of covid-19, new research finds
in one of the country's most vaccinated places, masks were still key to slowing covid-19
in alaska’s covid crisis, doctors must decide who lives and who dies
ready to get the covid vaccine? here's how to book it in your state
we’re already barreling toward the next pandemic
what new york looked like during the 1918 flu pandemic
holidays in a pandemic? here’s what happened in 1918
is the coronavirus getting better at airborne transmission?
health workers know what good care is—pandemic burnout is getting in the way
are you pregnant? the cdc really wants you to get vaccinated against covid-19
for parents of disabled children, school mask wars are particularly wrenching
i'm vaccinated—can i give a hug or a handshake without risk?
as students with long-haul covid return to school, many districts don’t fully know how to help
california will require all schoolchildren to get a covid vaccine once fully approved
new york city can impose vaccine mandate on teachers, federal appeals court says
inside united airlines’ decision to mandate coronavirus vaccines
“mandates are working”—employer ultimatums lift vaccination rates, so far
how asia is revving up vaccinations
in portugal, there is virtually no one left to vaccinate
getting a religious exemption to a vaccine mandate may not be easy. here's why
youtube is banning all content that spreads vaccine misinformation
how covid misinformation created a run on animal medicine
how the delta variant infiltrated an elementary school classroom
pediatric covid-19 cases rose faster in counties without school mask requirements, cdc says
does my mask protect me if nobody else is wearing one?
deadline looming, thousands of health care workers in new york get vaccinated
nurses are in short supply—employers worry vaccine mandate could make it worse
covid-19 has now killed about as many americans as the 1918-19 flu
delta is “by far” world’s most dominant coronavirus variant, world health organization says
“their crisis is our problem”—washington grapples with idaho covid cases
covid misinformation being pushed by some doctors without penalty
“i just cry all the time”—non-covid patients despair over delayed care
moderna vs. pfizer vaccines—both knockouts, but one seems to have the edge
a cdc panel backs booster shots for older adults, a step toward making them available
will a federal mandate make the difference for unvaccinated americans?
new mandate raises question—who’ll pay for all the covid tests?
when covid-19 stole their smell, these experts lost much more
how ivermectin became the new focus of the anti-vaccine movement
horse owners can’t find ivermectin as americans flock to unproven coronavirus cure
how long does covid immunity last anyway?
a new covid testing model aims to spare students from quarantine
some rich people are counting their antibodies “like calories”
has covid cost australia its love for freedom?
australia’s covid rules are stranding people at state borders
italy is making covid-19 health passes mandatory for all workers
how to vaccinate a siberian reindeer herder
the covid crisis is now a garbage crisis, too
what to say if someone asks why you're wearing a mask
teaching without mask and vaccine mandates
they shunned covid vaccines but embraced antibody treatment
a coronavirus infection might not be enough to protect you
with vaccines now mandated for workplaces, will a travel mandate be next?
rationing medical care becomes a reality in hospitals overwhelmed with covid patients
covid hospitalizations hit crisis levels in southern intensive care units
their crisis is our problem—washington grapples with idaho covid cases
idaho's hospitals are overwhelmed, but many local residents remain skeptical of vaccines
parents of young children desperately seek vaccine trials
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who are the unvaccinated in america? there is no one answer
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a hospital finds an unlikely group opposing vaccination—its workers
nursing homes face quandary—vaccinate staff or don’t get paid
they don’t want the shot—they don’t want colleagues to know
those anti-covid plastic barriers probably don’t help and may make things worse
campuses are virus incubators, but these colleges can’t require vaccine
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dying in the name of vaccine freedom
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the most influential spreader of coronavirus misinformation online
despite outbreaks among unvaccinated, fox news hosts smear shots
don’t want a vaccine? be prepared to pay more for insurance
parents of children with disabilities join the legal battle over masks in schools
the quiet rage of the responsible
africa’s covid crisis deepens, but vaccines are still far off
no work, no food—pandemic deepens global hunger
hospitals face a shortage of nurses as covid cases soar
for seniors especially, covid can be stealthy
inmates weren't told they were given an anti-parasite drug instead of covid-19 medications
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the pandemic in the u.s. has vastly improved—for these families, the worst has just begun
the covid vaccine is free, but not everyone believes that
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for many workers, change in mask policy is a nightmare
in the u.s., vaccines for the youngest are expected this fall
we’ll probably need booster shots for covid-19—but when? and which ones?
how the alpha coronavirus variant became so powerful
world health organization renames coronavirus variants with non-stigmatising greek letters
anti-vaccine film targeted to black americans spreads false information
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cdc move to limit investigations into covid breakthrough infections sparks concerns
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vaccine passport certification—policy and ethical considerations
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it's time for america's fixation on herd immunity to end, scientists say
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in rural india, less covid-19 testing, more fear—and a few ventilators for millions
why is covid killing so many young children in brazil? doctors are baffled
family caregivers feel the pandemic’s weight
how the united states beat the variants, for now
what can and can’t be learned from a doctor in china who pioneered masks
why the cdc changed its advice on masks
the cdc is gambling on relaxed mask rules to get more people vaccinated
as mask mandates disappear, business owners make and enforce their own rules
they’re vaccinated and keeping their masks on, maybe forever
for colleges, vaccine mandates often depend on which party is in power
miami tries to make vaccinations easy—wherever people are that's where we will be
they had leftover covid vaccines—so they offered them to their canadian neighbors
the strange new life of vaccine sites
needle fear is an underrecognized vaccination challenge
no one actually knows if you’re vaccinated
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my patients will not be the same—none of us will
reaching herd immunity is unlikely in the u.s., experts now believe
millions are skipping their second doses of covid vaccines
the lessons of the johnson & johnson vaccine saga
vaccine skepticism was viewed as a knowledge problem—it’s actually about gut beliefs
faith, freedom, fear—rural america’s covid vaccine skeptics
india sets pandemic record with more than 400,000 new cases
“this is a catastrophe”—in india, illness is everywhere
michigan’s covid wards are filling up with younger patients
a look at covid-19 vaccine passports, passes and apps around the globe
cdc director recommends pregnant people receive covid-19 vaccines
no, other people’s covid vaccines can’t disrupt your menstrual cycle
pediatricians weigh in on what's safe and not safe for unvaccinated children
can you have alcohol after the covid vaccine?
regular exercise may help protect against severe covid
patients with long covid face lingering worrisome health risks, study finds
many covid patients have new ailments months after recovering from mild cases, cdc study finds
uc and cal state systems to require covid-19 vaccinations for in-person fall classes
cdc director recommends pregnant people receive covid-19 vaccines
masks remain extremely effective indoors, but are they necessary outside?
a double novel coronavirus mutation in india—what does that mean?
why the vaccine safety numbers are still fuzzy
can the covid vaccine protect me against virus variants?
western warnings tarnish covid vaccines the world badly needs
vaccines won’t protect millions of patients with weakened immune systems
vaccines made at troubled baltimore plant were shipped to canada and mexico
how the tiny kingdom of bhutan out-vaccinated most of the world
states struggle with vaccine pause as federal officials reassure public
we are turning covid-19 into a young person’s disease
what the coronavirus variants mean for testing
the covid-19 plasma boom is over—what did we learn from it?
scientists say the rush to do covid research led to a whole lot of waste
battle of the seas—cruise lines versus the cdc
kati kariko helped shield the world from the coronavirus
how one man, and a creative map, made a difference in panama's covid-19 crisis
the rising politicization of covid-19 vaccines
vaccine refusal may put herd immunity at risk, researchers warn
can colleges require covid-19 vaccines?
inside the cdc's battle to defeat the virus
researchers are hatching a low-cost coronavirus vaccine
scientists race to develop next generation of covid vaccines
extraordinary patient offers surprising clues to origins of coronavirus variants
virus variants threaten to draw out the pandemic, scientists say
restaurant workers are in a race for vaccines
can vaccinated people spread the virus? we don’t know, scientists say
many children with serious inflammatory syndrome had no covid-19 symptoms
“it takes time”—i.c.u. workers help their former covid-19 patients mend
coronavirus variants can infect mice, scientists report
they died saving others from covid-19—will anyone count them?
why pandemics give birth to hate—from bubonic plague to covid-19
refusing a vaccination (podcast)
the pandemic and the limits of science
fourteen lessons for the next pandemic
piecing together the next pandemic
next pandemic—scientists fear another coronavirus could jump from animals to humans
some nations could wait years for covid-19 shots—that’s bad for everyone
covid-19 has traumatized america—a doctor explains what we need to heal
america is now in the hands of the vaccine-hesitant
few facts, millions of clicks—fearmongering vaccine stories go viral online
covid-19 vaccination has been conjuring up emotions and memories
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you’re not fully vaccinated the day of your last dose
the future of the pandemic in the u.s.—experts look ahead
how to vaccinate homebound seniors? take the shots to them
european scientists zero in on astrazeneca blood clot link
first covid-19, then psychosis—“the most terrifying thing i’ve ever experienced”
long-haulers are pushing the limits of covid-19 vaccines
coronavirus reinfections are rare, danish researchers report
cdc says it's safe for vaccinated people to do these activities
“at your age, it’s the vaccine or the grave”
how to protect yourself against coronavirus variants
plan to ditch the mask after vaccination? not so fast
how one covid-19 nurse navigates anti-mask sentiment
thousands of farmworkers are prioritized for the coronavirus vaccine
primary care doctors are left out of the vaccine rollout
vulnerable inmates left in prison as covid-19 rages
the era of vaccine diplomacy is here
vaccine passports—the next political flash point of covid-19
what do vaccine efficacy numbers actually mean?
why virus variants have such weird names
the world needs syringes—he jumped in to make 5,900 per minute
what the coronavirus variants mean for the end of the pandemic
one and done—why people are eager for johnson & johnson’s vaccine
unlocking the mysteries of long covid
the surprising key to combatting vaccine refusal
the hardship of social distancing when touch is a lifeline
seniors seeking vaccines have a problem—they can’t use the internet
in oregon, scientists find a virus variant with a worrying mutation
a small town in denial comes face to face with the virus
how rhode island fell to the coronavirus
alaska’s remote villages race against time and history
“this is the last stop”—shooting britain’s struggle against covid-19
the secret life of a coronavirus
potential for new coronaviruses may be greater than known
studies examine variant surging in california, and the news isn’t good
a new coronavirus variant is spreading in new york, researchers report
coronavirus reinfection will soon become our reality
the awful uncertainty of the coronavirus death toll
covid-19 is “probably going to end my career”
four percent of nurses, 31.5 percent of deaths (podcast)
“the essence of truth”—a physician’s photos document the covid-19 crisis in an emergency room
new findings on two ways children become seriously ill from the coronavirus
the youngest victims of a national calamity, and the people they left behind
when does covid-19 become a disability? long-haulers push for answers and benefits
the loneliest room, for my sister in a nursing home
vaccine lotteries and personal appeals—medically vulnerable find their priority status slipping away
vaccine hesitancy in cancer patients
history repeats itself—covid-19 vaccine inequities echo hiv crisis
to get their lives back, teens volunteer for vaccine trials
vaccines adapted for variants will not need lengthy testing, f.d.a. says
people who have had covid-19 should get single vaccine dose, studies suggest
covid-19 vaccine makers' booster shots aim at a moving target—coronavirus variants
cdc launches web tool to help people find covid-19 vaccines
u.k. approves study that will deliberately infect volunteers with coronavirus
positive coronavirus test? canadians worry their neighbors will find out
transplant patient dies after receiving lungs infected with coronavirus
future vaccines depend on test subjects in short supply—monkeys
six-foot social-distancing rule is outdated—scientists have created a new system
how to sign up for a covid-19 vaccine in your state
short of vaccine, states find hidden stashes in their own backyards
how herd immunity works—and what stands in its way
as israel reopens, “whoever does not get vaccinated will be left behind”
half of u.s. coronavirus deaths have come since november 1
covid-linked syndrome in children is growing, and cases are more severe
young people’s despair deepens as covid-19 crisis drags on
see how the vaccine rollout is going in your state
the vaccine had to be used—he used it—he was fired
what if we never reach herd immunity?
coronavirus variants and mutations
seven virus variants found in u.s. carrying the same mutation
covid-19 vaccines could add fuel to evolution of coronavirus mutations
scientists are trying to spot new viruses before they cause pandemics
dying of covid-19 in a “separate and unequal” los angeles area hospital
anger and fear as asian american seniors targeted in bay area attacks
people with intellectual disabilities are often overlooked in pandemic response
inside the worst-hit county in the worst-hit state in the worst-hit country
how people are jumping the covid-19 vaccine line
childhood colds do not prevent coronavirus infection, study finds
covid-19 vaccines for children are coming, but not for many months
virologist on wuhan trip—seafood market “not the whole story'” in early outbreak
we know very little about america’s vaccine debacle
could a single vaccine work against all coronaviruses?
cdc says double-masking offers more protection against the coronavirus
my mother got vaccinated—is it now safe to visit?
opera singers help covid-19 patients learn to breathe again
electronic health records may be delaying covid-19 vaccinations
as millions get shots, f.d.a. struggles to get safety monitoring system running
the coronavirus is a master of mixing its genome, worrying scientists
virus variant first found in britain now spreading rapidly in the united states
why the pandemic is ten times worse than you think
with the virus surging, ambulance drivers’ jobs just got harder
a parallel pandemic hits health care workers: trauma and exhaustion
vaccine news gives hope for spring, if enough people get the shots
answers to your questions about getting vaccinated for covid-19
i'm afraid of needles—does the covid-19 vaccine hurt?
is it ever okay to jump ahead in the vaccine line?
can’t get a shot? thousands of vaccine hunters are crossing state borders to get theirs
some health workers say they're not refusing the vaccine, they just need some time
across the south, covid-19 vaccine sites missing from black and hispanic neighborhoods
rep. ruiz—vaccinating food and farm workers requires an active, concerted effort
in the vaccine scramble, cancer patients are left behind
two nations mark anniversary of two notable covid-19 deaths
“i am blown away”—strangers are helping strangers get vaccinated
is your vaccine card selfie a gift for scammers?
coming soon—the vaccine passport
forty hours later, a shot at the vaccine
burned by low reimbursements, some doctors stop testing for covid-19
in los angeles county, the virus is pummeling those who can least afford to fall ill
how the coronavirus turns the body against itself
with all eyes on covid-19, drug-resistant infections crept in
the new york times interview with dr. anthony fauci
yes, you still need to wear a mask
frequently asked questions—why am i suddenly hearing so much about kf94 masks?
the new virus variants make the next six weeks crucial
u.s. coronavirus cases are falling, but variants could erase progress
can the covid-19 vaccine beat the proliferation of new virus mutations?
as virus grows stealthier, vaccine makers reconsider battle plans
which covid-19 vaccine should you get? experts cite the effect against severe disease
why you can’t just get vaccinated at your doctor’s office
it okay to enroll in a covid-19 vaccine trial if i might drop out?
why vaccines alone will not end the pandemic
if you squeeze the coronavirus, does it shatter?
a vaccine expert on finally getting the vaccine he helped create
physicians, facing burnout, turn to self-care
in tiny kansas town, pandemic skeptics abound amid false information and politics
how the search for covid-19 treatments faltered while vaccines sped ahead
the coronavirus kills mink, so they too may get a vaccine
one year, 400,000 coronavirus deaths—how the united states guaranteed its own failure
one day’s pandemic losses—among thousands, a father, a child, a friend
the separate and unequal health system highlighted by covid-19
my son is a nurse—i worry every day about losing him to the coronavirus
my “long covid” nightmare—still sick after six months
what to know about the world’s top covid-19 vaccines
three questions and the emerging answers about covid-19 vaccine protection
inside the b.1.1.7 coronavirus variant
a troubling new pattern among the coronavirus variants
what you can do to avoid the new coronavirus variant right now
emerging coronavirus variants may pose challenges to vaccines
can the covid-19 vaccine beat the proliferation of new virus mutations?
new california variant may be driving novel coronavirus surge there, study suggests
how british scientists found a more infectious coronavirus variant
cdc warns the new virus variant could fuel huge spikes in covid-19 cases
one mask is good—would two be better?
some covid-19 survivors haunted by loss of smell and taste
could a smell test screen people for covid-19?
twins with covid-19 help scientists untangle the disease’s genetic roots
pandemic shortens u.s. life expectancy, study concludes
what if you never get better from covid-19?
incredible scale of tragedy—the united states records 25 million virus cases
losing a loved one twice—first to prison, then to covid-19
do airplane passengers not know there's a pandemic going on?
amid one pandemic, students train for the next
viral variant could drive a new surge in the u.s., experts warn
why you should still wear a mask and avoid crowds after getting the covid-19 vaccine
talking with people in your life hesitant about the coronavirus vaccine
an appreciation for vaccines, and how far they have come
injections of second coronavirus vaccine doses have begun
an all-out push to vaccinate wary medical workers
california to vaccinate residents 65 or older against covid-19
the maddening red tape facing older people who want the vaccine
should the government pay people to get vaccinated? some economists think so
tribal elders are dying from the pandemic, causing a cultural crisis for american indians
people with disabilities desperately need the vaccine—but states disagree on when they’ll get it
foster care was always tough—covid-19 made it tougher
federal data reveal which hospitals are dangerously full this week. is yours?
with hospitals nearly overwhelmed, britain faces harder days
six months after leaving the hospital, covid-19 survivors still face lingering health issues
the virus spread faster in counties where large universities held classes in person
the future of the novel coronavirus? an annoying childhood infection
at elite medical centers, even workers who don’t qualify are vaccinated
where year two of the pandemic will take us
what will it take to end the covid-19 pandemic?
how full are hospital intensive care units near you?
people without symptoms spread the novel coronavirus in more than half of cases, cdc model finds
how nine novel coronavirus vaccines work
injections of second novel coronavirus vaccine doses have begun
the next phase of vaccination will be even harder
here’s why distribution of the vaccine is taking longer than expected
vaccines take a while to kick in—experts say that means the body is doing its job
early vaccine doubters now show a willingness to roll up their sleeves
as coronavirus mutates, the world stumbles again to respond
the united states is blind to contagious new virus variant, scientists warn
the pandemic is a prisoner’s dilemma game
don’t let the pandemic stop your shots
native americans reliant on hospital feel abandoned by u.s. during pandemic
toxic individualism—pandemic politics driving health care workers from small towns
california is overriding its limits on nurse workloads as covid-19 surges
los angeles county paramedics told not to transport some patients with low chance of survival
amid isolation and loneliness, elderly face crumbling safety net
some covid-19 survivors haunted by loss of smell and taste
how covid-19 attacks the brain and may cause lasting damage
what the san francisco bay area can teach us about fighting a pandemic
one 18-hour flight, four novel coronavirus infections
we know how to curb the pandemic—how do we make people listen?
a city nurse—healing in the i.c.u. during covid-19
despite high demand for nurses, colleges aren't keeping up
oregon hospitals didn't have shortages—so why were disabled people denied care?
one vaccine side effect—global economic inequality
if covid-19 vaccines bring an end to the pandemic, america has immigrants to thank
how will moderna meet the demand for its covid-19 vaccine?
how the johnson & johnson vaccine works
how much herd immunity is enough?
what you can do post-vaccine, and when
employers can require workers to get covid-19 vaccine, u.s. says
how new york city vaccinated six million people in less than a month
vaccine memories of another time and place
people are dying—whom do we save first with the vaccine?
in the rio grande valley, death has become a family affair
what to know about the covid-19 antibody drugs that could help many
covid-19 antibody drugs go unused as need soars
people thought covid-19 was relatively harmless for younger adults—they were wrong
from voter fraud to vaccine lies—misinformation peddlers shift gears
the perfect storm—how vaccine misinformation spread to the mainstream
how do we grieve 300,000 lives lost?
what the chaos in hospitals is doing to doctors
as hospitals fear being overwhelmed by covid-19, do the disabled get the same access?
the swiss cheese model of pandemic defense
holidays in a pandemic? here’s what happened in 1918
coronavirus test kits to be mailed to homes of some l.a. county residents with symptoms, exposure
“fauci effect” drives record number of medical school applications
what new york city’s sewers reveal about the virus
with first dibs on vaccines, rich countries have cleared the shelves
here’s why vaccinated people still need to wear a mask
a shot of hope—what the vaccine is like for frontline doctors and nurses
the vaccines are coming—a divided and distrustful america awaits
how the vaccine will get from the lab to you
many trial volunteers got placebo vaccines—do they now deserve the real ones?
the next six months will be vaccine purgatory
how science beat the virus, and what it lost in the process
military-grade camera shows risks of airborne coronavirus spread
children’s hospitals are pitching in to help with the flood of adult covid-19 patients
the virus is devastating the united states, and leaving an uneven toll
los angeles bans almost all public gatherings to stop virus surge
how 700 epidemiologists are living now, and what they think is next
covid-19 survivors with long-term symptoms need urgent attention, experts say
what to do if you test positive for the coronavirus this winter
think health care workers are tested often for the coronavirus? think again
rapid testing for children barrels ahead, despite a lack of data
spit in a tube and mail it in—a new frontier in coronavirus testing
nobody sees us—testing-lab workers strain under demand
countdown to a coronavirus vaccine
how the leading coronavirus vaccines made it to the finish line
“natural immunity” from COVID-19 is not safer than a vaccine
how messenger RNA helped scientists create a covid-19 vaccine in record time (video)
atul gawande on coronavirus vaccines and prospects for ending the pandemic
who will get the coronavirus vaccine first?
and now for an important message—convincing you to get the coronavirus vaccine
three ex-presidents say they're willing to get coronavirus vaccine on camera
blunders eroded united states confidence in early vaccine front-runner
prisons are covid-19 hotbeds—when should inmates get the vaccine?
the race to make vials for coronavirus vaccines
cyberattacks discovered on vaccine distribution operations
public health workers in kansas walk away over pressure from pandemic politics
virus may have arrived in united states in december, but didn’t spread until later
for a nation on edge, antacids become hard to find
california hospitalizations from covid-19 surging—intensive care units may be overwhelmed in weeks
near crisis, some hospitals face tough decisions in caring for floods of patients
as hospitals fill with covid-19 patients, medical reinforcements are hard to find
the lost days that made bergamo, italy a coronavirus tragedy
now the united states has lots of ventilators, but too few specialists to operate them
a revamped strategic national stockpile still can't match the pandemic's latest surge
mask mandates work to slow spread of coronavirus, kansas study finds
how los angeles avoided the 1918 flu pandemic’s deadly second wave
evidence builds that an early mutation made the pandemic harder to stop
the virus won’t stop evolving when the vaccine arrives
a covid-19 vaccine for children may still be many months away
as covid-19 vaccine nears, employers consider making it mandatory
politics, science, and the remarkable race for a coronavirus vaccine
bill gates, the virus, and the quest to vaccinate the world
a mother, her son, and their 1,500-mile search for home
embattled public health workers leaving at steady and alarming rate
their teeth fell out—was it another covid-19 consequence?
how will covid-19 affect our next generation?
how do i make thanksgiving grocery shopping safer?
what 635 epidemiologists are doing for thanksgiving
hospitals and health care workers issue a call to arms for wearing masks
confused about masks? here’s what scientists know
wearing a mask during workouts really isn’t so bad
why are states imposing virus curfews?
covid-19 denial still rampant in some coronavirus hot spots
states that imposed few restrictions now have the worst outbreaks
no, a negative coronavirus test does not mean you can safely socialize
many employers avoid coronavirus tests over cost, not availability
exercise after covid-19? take it slow
does an autoimmune disorder affect my covid-19 risks?
two companies say their vaccines are 95% effective—what does that mean?
what it was like to participate in the clinical trial for moderna's novel coronavirus vaccine
antibodies good—machine-made molecules better?
this is how we treat each other? this is who we are?
how pediatricians are fending off coronavirus myths
inside the chaotic, cutthroat gray market for n95 masks
inside the world of a jordanian nurse doing essential work in the pandemic
the lowest-paid workers in higher education are suffering the highest job losses
what you need to know about the coronavirus (a compendium of articles)
this coronavirus surge does not have to be so horrific
how to deal with people who ignore covid-19 safety
echoes of a pandemic—experts fear lessons from the 2009 h1n1 vaccine drive are being ignored
doctor fauci—vaccine results are an important advance, but virus precautions are still vital
novel coronavirus vaccine tracker (updated)
moderna’s covid-19 vaccine—what you need to know
pfizer’s covid-19 vaccine—what you need to know
the vaccines will probably work—making them fast will be the hard part
missing from state plans to distribute the coronavirus vaccine—money to do it
the pandemic’s winter surge is here
you can see the regret—icu nurse on patients who failed to take covid-19 precautions
developmental disabilities heighten risk of covid-19 death
masks work—we will show you how
wear masks to protect yourself from the coronavirus, not only others, cdc stresses
the surging coronavirus finds a federal leadership vacuum
clots, strokes, and rashes—is covid-19 a disease of the blood vessels?
how pfizer plans to distribute its vaccine (it’s complicated)
who should get a coronavirus vaccine first?
five questions to ask about pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine
don’t get too excited (just yet) about the coronavirus vaccine
the husband-and-wife team behind the leading vaccine to solve covid-19
denmark will kill all farmed mink, citing coronavirus infections
covid-19 infections in animals prompt scientific concern
should i purell my nostrils? can lysol disinfect the air?
the double whammy of seasonal affective disorder in a season of covid-19
thanksgiving will soon empty campuses—will students bring the coronavirus home?
the children that never had the coronavirus—so why did they have antibodies?
pregnant women face increased risks from covid-19
pandemic grandparenting, beyond the dreary video calls
at 12, she’s a covid-19 long hauler
covid-19 is the big story on campus—college reporters have the scoop
will the hardest-hit communities get the coronavirus vaccine?
how will the limited supply of antibody drugs for covid-19 be allocated?
how the coronavirus hacks the immune system
some covid-19 survivors have antibodies that attack the body, not virus
why you shouldn’t worry about studies showing waning coronavirus antibodies
the vaccine news that really matters
a rapid virus test falters in people without symptoms, study finds
the administration shut a vaccine safety office last year. what’s the plan now?
internal documents reveal covid-19 hospitalization data the government keeps hidden
denmark will kill all farmed mink, citing coronavirus infections
five ways families can prepare as novel coronavirus cases surge
novel coronavirus cases in the united states climb toward a third peak
worried about covid-19 in the winter? alaska provides a cautionary tale
the pandemic’s real toll? 300,000 deaths, and it’s not just from the novel coronavirus
where have all the hospital patients gone?
even the most successful women pay a big price in the pandemic
when the doctor is a covid-19 “long hauler”
after the pandemic, a revolution in education and work awaits
but it was on facebook—hoaxes are making doctors’ jobs harder
some signs of recovery from severe covid-19 lung damage
americans are dying in the pandemic at rates far higher than in other countries
what supporters of herd immunity by infection don’t tell you
a viral theory cited by some health officials draws fire from scientists
how an ill-fated fishing voyage helped us understand covid-19
what does negative on a coronavirus test really mean?
a novel coronavirus vaccine for children may not arrive before fall 2021
facing many unknowns, states rush to plan distribution of novel coronavirus vaccines
why tens of thousands of people are key to testing a vaccine
the race for a super-antibody against coronaviruses
the tree that could help stop the pandemic
she hunts viral rumors about real viruses
the first novel coronavirus vaccine will not make life normal again
novel coronavirus vaccines are chance at salvation, financial and beyond, for drug makers
coronavirus vaccine could kill half a million sharks, conservationists warn
covid-19 stalks a montana town already grappling with asbestos disease
what’s special about bat viruses? what we don’t know could hurt us
after meat workers die of covid-19, their families fight for compensation
what do colleges owe their most vulnerable students?
in reversal, white house approves stricter guidelines for vaccine makers
white house blocks new coronavirus vaccine guidelines
charting a covid-19 immune response
cdc acknowledges coronavirus can spread via airborne transmission
what will the cold and flu season mean for the coronavirus pandemic?
how to identify the different symptoms of the flu and covid-19
the coronavirus mostly spares younger children—teens aren’t so lucky
america's 200,000 covid-19 deaths—small cities and towns bear a growing share
many opened colleges don’t have widespread testing of students for the coronavirus
the overlooked variable that’s driving the pandemic
does wearing glasses protect you from the coronavirus?
pandemic is far from over, experts say, despite political claims
they survived the coronavirus, but never got well
cdc advisory group debates who would get a novel coronavirus vaccine first
the core lesson of the covid-19 heart debate
when will you be able to get a coronavirus vaccination?
why a coronavirus vaccine could take way longer than a year
how will we know when the pandemic is over?
why can’t america make enough n95 masks?
how the coronavirus attacks the brain
america is trapped in a pandemic spiral
the state of the fight against covid-19
for long-haulers, covid-19 could take a toll on mind as well as body
independent family doctors struggle to survive amid the coronavirus
scapegoating others—why diseases bring out the worst in human nature
how scientists determine if a covid-19 vaccine works
what is the first coronavirus vaccines aren’t the best?
russia, expecting plaudits for its vaccine, is miffed by a cool reception
did pangolin trafficking cause the coronavirus pandemic?
the united states will revive its global virus-hunting efforts
how the 1918 flu pandemic ended, according to historians and medical experts
what young, healthy people have to fear from covid-19
how the aging immune system makes older people vulnerable to covid-19
advice on how to care for older people in the pandemic
what do we know about covid-19 transmission on airplanes?
cdc director warns this fall could be the worst ever for public health
as the pandemic persists, healthcare personnel beginning to crack under the strain
school nurses are on the front lines, but many schools don’t have one
covid-19 financial pressures are sinking rural hospitals
the 1918 flu—masks and lessons for the coronavirus pandemic
long-haulers are redefining covid-19
this contact tracer is fighting two contagions—the virus and fear
scam alert—a real covid contact tracer won’t ask you for money
fearing a “twindemic,” health experts push urgently for flu shots
should you get tested for coronavirus before you travel to visit family?
this trawler’s haul—evidence that antibodies block the coronavirus
covid-19—what if herd immunity is closer than scientists thought?
why antibody tests won’t help you much
how covid-19 sends some bodies to war with themselves
could my symptoms be covid-19?
america’s coronavirus endurance test
coronavirus contact tracing chaos after our backyard dinner
superspreading is a hallmark of the coronavirus
why the pandemic is so bad in america
the covid drug wars that pitted doctor versus doctor
scientists uncover biological signatures of the worst covid-19 cases
the pandemic’s biggest mystery is our own immune system
the coronavirus is never going away
can humans give coronavirus to bats and other wildlife?
aboard the diamond princess—a case study in aerosol transmission
how italy turned around its coronavirus calamity
scared that the coronavirus immunity will not last? don’t be
51 days on a ventilator—how “miracle larry” survived covid-19
texas hospital says a thirty-year-old man died after attending a covid party
your ancestors knew death in ways you never will
why we’re losing the battle with covid-19
why we still don’t know enough about covid-19 and pregnancy
“i couldn’t do anything”—the virus and an emergency room doctor’s suicide
meet the heroes fighting on the front lines against covid-19
the end of california’s coronavirus miracle
a missed warning about silent coronavirus infections
elements of a coronavirus conspiracy
how to navigate your community reopening? remember the four c’s
reopening makes citizens responsible for public health
why you are probably not so great at risk assessment
in nick cordero’s death, a reminder of the unknowns of covid-19
retail workers increasingly being drawn into the stressful job of mask enforcement
grave shortages of personal protective equipment flare again as covid-19 cases surge
here’s what recovery from covid-19 may look like for many survivors
the emotional evolution of coronavirus doctors and patients
nurses who battled the virus in new york confront friends back home who say it’s a hoax
researchers debate infecting debate infecting people with the coronavirus to test vaccines
the fullest look yet at the racial inequalities of the coronavirus
to be hungry in the middle of the pandemic
migrant farm workers who fear the virus but toil on
meet the gleaners—combing farm fields to feed the newly hungry
months into the pandemic, cities lack testing capacity
can an algorithm predict the pandemic’s next moves?
is it safe to go back to the dentist despite surging coronavirus cases?
what autopsies reveal about the coronavirus
san quentin was free of the coronavirus—one decision fueled an outbreak
pandemic death toll means no rest for the gravediggers of afghanistan
key vocabulary for covid-19—from asymptomatic to zoonotic
the coronavirus pandemic’s wider healthcare crisis
the lancet editor’s wild ride through through the coronavirus epidemic
global covid-19 obituaries—from a global climate change leader to a wise grandma
many covid-19 patients have terrifying delirium
the pets left behind by covid-19
the dudes who won’t wear masks
how the world missed the novel coronavirus’s spread
as the virus surges, young people account for a disturbing number of cases
some nursing homes evict vulnerable residents
older adults may be left out of some covid-19 trials
when am i coming home? a tough month inside a recovery unit
you may have antibodies after a coronavirus infection, but not for long
the scientist, the air, and the virus
hundreds of healthcare workers have died from the coronavirus—these are some of their stories
how one hospital comforts dying coronavirus patients
coronavirus study—one in five people worldwide are at risk
fired florida data scientist launches a coronavirus dashboard of her own
how data became one of the most powerful tools to fight an epidemic
mutation allows the coronavirus to infect more cells, study finds—scientists urge caution
genes may leave some people more vulnerable to covid-19
she survived the coronavirus—then she got a $400,000 medical bill
the pandemic claims new victims—prestigious medical journals
coronavirus cases spike across the sun belt as the economy lurches into motion
when 511 epidemiologists expect to fly, hug, and do 18 other everyday activities again
coronavirus recovery—what healing looks like for these new yorkers
can a vaccine for the coronavirus be developed in record time?
coronavirus can set off a cytokine storm
can coronavirus contact tracing survive reopening?
how the coronavirus mutates and spreads
doctors are covid-19’s first historians
how the coronavirus compares with 100 years of deadly events
doctors race to understand multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children
on dying alone—a doctor reaches out to bridge the covid-19 divide
tests for coronavirus vaccine requires this ingredient—horseshoe crabs
thousands who got covid-19 in march are still sick
how to read a coronavirus study, or any science spaper
genes may leave some people more vulnerable to severe covid-19
remembering the nearly 100,000 lives lost to coronavirus in america
what we need to know about covid-related syndrome in children
the virus has wrecked some families—it has brought others closer together
a virus-hunter falls prey to a virus he underestimated
to fight the coronavirus, listen to the cdc’s detectives
different approaches to a coronavirus vaccine
the coronavirus vaccine is on track to be the fastest ever developed
the race for a polio vaccine differed from the quest to prevent coronavirus
the world is still far from herd immunity for the coronavirus
antibody testing is increasing, but a positive result doesn’t prove immunity
telling the stories of the dead is essential work
ptsd and burnout threaten medical workers
the long-ago kindness behind irish outpouring of relief for navajo
hospitals knew how to make money—then coronavirus happened
as coronavirus overruns russia, doctors are dying on the front lines
coronavirus infections—talking can generate droplets that linger up to 14 minutes
many small physician practices are turned down for government loans
overlooked no more—june almeida who identified the first coronavirus
can “team science” yield a covid-19 treatment?
what pandemic scams people are falling for?
get ready for a vaccine information war
surviving covid-19 may not feel like recovery for some
coronavirus outbreak in latin america now rivals europe’s—but its options are worse
one-third of all coronavirus deaths in the united states are nursing home residents or workers
can rocky mountain laboratories find a coronavirus cure?
the pandemic is the time to resurrect the public university
coronavirus—six ways college might look different in the fall
former cdc official warns of second covid-19 wave—most people are still susceptible
emergency rooms are seeing a drop in strokes and heart attacks, and doctors are worried
the underground efforts to get masks to doctors
in harm’s way—meet the healthcare workers risking their lives
three healthcare workers gave out masks—three weeks later, they were all dead
the medical students who joined the battle against the coronavirus
how small physician practices are struggling to survive during the coronavirus pandemic
what’s south korea’s covid-19 secret?
what it’s like to have the coronavirus
is it covid-19 or something else? what experts are learning about symptoms
new studies add to evidence that children may transmit the coronavirus
travel from new york city seeded wave of domestic outbreaks
seven tips for dealing with uncertainty during the coronavirus pandemic
the essential workers filling new york’s coronavirus wards
nurses left vulnerable to covid-19—”we’re not martyrs sacrificing our lives”
how long will a vaccine really take?
why weren’t we ready for the coronavirus?
will the coronavirus forever alter the college experience?
“we had to do something”—trying to prevent massive food waste
how do you fight the coronavirus without running water?
why does the coronavirus wallop some places and spare others?
coronavirus disrupts illegal wildlife tracking, for now
where are the photos of people dying of covid-19?
coronanavirus—april was death, april was hope, april was cruel
a young doctor fights to survive the coronavirus
after a lifetime together, coronavirus takes them both
your life or your livelihood—people wrestle with impossible choices
should you get an antibody test?
find a vaccine and then produce 300 million vials of it
coronavirus—why so may nurses in the united states are out of work
what is the world health organization and what does it do?
deaf-blind people fear that doctors won’t save them from the coronavirus
covid-19 through a nurse’s lens
24 hours at the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic
hundreds of miles from home, nurses fight coronavirus on new york’s front lines
32 days on a ventilator—one covid-19 patient’s fight to breathe again
needing at-home workers, call centers turn to people with disabilities
the pandemic doesn’t have to be this confusing
what the coronavirus crisis reveals about american medicine
vaccination rates drop dangerously as parents avoid doctor’s visits
healthcare workers under attack during coronavirus pandemic
the body collectors of the coronavirus pandemic
how scientists could stop the next pandemic before it starts
solving the mysteries of the coronavirus with genetic fingerprints
the coronavirus is forcing medical research to speed up
why covid-19 makes some patients sicker than others
pandemic’s costs stagger the nursing home industry
covid-19 antibody tests, seen as key to reopening the country, do not yet deliver
with broad, random tests for antibodies, germany seeks path out of lockdown
angela merkel’s scientific background could save germany
is the virus on my clothes? my shoes? my hair? my newspaper?
what viral evolution can teach us about the coronavirus pandemic
the coronavirus in america—the year ahead
life and death as hospitals fight the coronavirus (includes video)
coronavirus—the hammer and the dance
ten african countries have no ventilators—that’s only part of the problem
long before covid-19, doctor anthony fauci changed medicine in america forever
what kids want to know about the coronavirus—an original comic
how are you feeling? survey aims to detect covid-19 hotspots early
a new doctor faces the coronavirus
how to spot misinformation about the novel coronavirus and covid-19
scams are thriving during covid-19—here’s what to watch out for
what have epidemiologists learned about the coronavirus?
why we don’t know the true death rate for covid-19
will the coronavirus spare the world’s most remote places?
covid-19 leads to stoppage of clinical trials, jeopardizing patients’ care
after coronavirus, colleges worry—will students return?
i’m an emergency room doctor in new york—none of us will ever be the same
stay six feet apart, we’re told—but how far can air carry coronavirus?
where thousands of face masks a day are decontaminated to battle the virus
exercising outdoors with a face mask
will a coronavirus antibody test allow us to go back to school or work?
animal viruses are jumping to humans—forest loss makes it easier
how anthony fauci became america’s doctor
why we are running out of masks in the coronavirus crisis
how new jersey’s first coronavirus patient survived
smokers and vapers may be at greater risk for covid-19
smoking or vaping may increase the risk of a severe coronavirus infection
food banks are overrun, as coronavirus surges demand
coronavirus in los angeles county—can hospitals handle a surge of cases?
report—pentagon knew of possible coronavirus threat for years
majority of coronavirus patients put on ventilators don’t survive
people with disabilities worry they won’t get treatment
as supermarkets feel hazardous and sparse, small farms deliver
pandemics and the shape of human history
future pandemics are coming—unless humans change how we interact with wildlife
infected but feeling fine—the unwitting coronavirus spreaders
covid-19 changed the way the world does science together
how to take care of your lungs
from bats to human lungs—the evolution of a coronavirus
how does the coronavirus behave inside a patient?
what contagion fables are really about
ageism is making the coronavirus pandemic worse
opioid addiction is a “disease of isolation,” so the pandemic puts recovery at risk
“reopening america” too soon—here’s what can happen if we do (includes interactive models)
how doctors live with the risks of the coronavirus
unprepared for the worst—world’s most vulnerable brace for virus
in lockdown with your partner? here’s how healthy couples survive
is loss of smell and taste a symptom of covid-19?
researchers are looking at how the coronavirus is mutating
icu bed capacity varies widely nationwide (includes an interactive feature)
how the world’s richest country ran out of a 75-cent face mask
density is normally good for us—that will be true after the coronavirus, too
how has your state reacted to social distancing?
how south korea flattened the coronavirus curve
flattening a pandemic’s curve—why staying home now can save lives
medical students, sidelined for now, find new way to fight the coronavirus
there is plenty of food in our country
the workers who face the greatest coronavirus risk
i’m really isolated now—when elders have to fight the coronavirus alone
how epidemiologists understand the novel coronavirus
mapping the social networks of coronavirus
how epidemics like covid-19 end—and how to end them faster
the coronavirus, by the numbers
how to stop touching your face
what the coronavirus does to the body