Science Archive
Archives for July 2022
Public health leaders are weighing significant trade-offs to ACAM2000, including the vaccine’s side effects.
Scientists are designing vaccines that could potentially cover all Covid-19 variants.
Russia’s war against Ukraine has ramifications for space.
Despite increased cases, public health officials’ plans seem muted, at best.
A “public health emergency of international concern” is the organization’s loudest alarm bell. Here’s what it can accomplish.
Russia’s weaponization of natural gas is putting Europe on edge — and forcing leaders to prepare for winter, now.
What Biden meant when he called climate change an emergency.
The JWST can simply see more of the universe than the Hubble Space Telescope could.
The world wasn’t built for this heat.
The extraordinary heat wave in Europe is showing what’s possible already, and what lies ahead under climate change.
A controversy over the value of deworming interventions shows the need for effective altruists to reason under uncertainty.
The omicron subvariant is tuned to evade immunity, even from previous omicron infections.
The rise of the latest subvariant, explained.
Germany’s decision to restart old coal plants rather than extend the life of its nuclear power facilities reflects a failure of environmental priorities.