Coronavirus Covid 19 Archive
Archives for March 2021
It may still be a while. Here’s what parents can do in the meantime while their kids aren’t vaccinated and others are.
A new study looks at who signs up for Covid-19 human challenge trials — trials where people are infected with Covid-19 on purpose to help speed up vaccine development.
What can start small can quickly get very big.
Covid-19 would take hundreds of thousands of older Americans in nursing homes. Desperate that his ailing father would not be among them, one writer bounded home.
The Biden administration says it’s leaving digital vaccination records up to states and the private sector.
A new kind of Independence Day.
Millions of Americans have lost relatives and friends. We need to pay attention to the science and consequences of grief.
Covid-19 shots during pregnancy might also pass on protection against the virus to babies.
The former Trump health official’s comments to Sanjay Gupta and the ensuing backlash, briefly explained.
The events of the last year have been a breaking point for many Asian Americans.
Things are getting worse. Here’s what providers need now.
The new goal really isn’t that ambitious.
The company said its Covid-19 vaccine developed with Oxford had 76 percent efficacy in the US after a rare public rebuke from the NIH.
Why a memorial for Covid-19 victims can help us process our grief, and our anger, too.
Joe Biden’s stimulus bill — and $1,400 checks — are on their way. Here’s the latest news.