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DeSantis calls special session to prevent COVID-19 vaccination “coercion”
Jon Skolnik
"We're going to be striking a blow for freedom,” the Florida Republican said
Men spread more respiratory aerosols than women, study finds
Nicole Karlis
A new study "suggest[s] that men could spread the disease [COVID-19] more effectively," an aerosol scientist said
From cows to COVID: The spooky origins of vaccines
Brendan Borrell
Like many life-saving innovations in medicine, vaccination emerged long before we understood how it worked
Trump’s early COVID-19 response even more politicized than previously thought, new documents show
Brett Wilkins
"More evidence of how health leaders at the CDC were silenced and overruled in the early days of the pandemic"
Western Australia blocked out COVID. Now what?
MICHELLE WHEELER
Strict COVID-19 rules in the state have been wildly popular. But tension is building to open back up
Star power: More celebrities are lining up to run for office after Trump showed they can win
Jon Skolnik
Howard Stern and Dr. Oz have no political experience. Does it even matter?
Winter weather could spur more COVID-19 infections, experts say. Here’s why
Nicole Karlis
Temperature matters when it comes to COVID-19's ability to infect — and that could affect the pandemic this winter
Opinion: What LeBron James gets wrong about vaccine activism
Max Jordan Nguemeni
Vaccination isn’t just about individual health. For many communities of color, it’s a matter of social justice
Why the coronavirus is unlikely to mutate into something deadlier
Nicole Karlis
The virus may have reached "peak fitness," experts say — here's what that means
4-to-1 vaccine split means COVID deaths are three times higher in Trump counties than Biden areas
Jon Skolnik
Vaccine hesitancy has caused the partisan gap in death rates to be higher than ever recorded
A COVID-19 vaccine for young children is here. Here’s what we know about how it works
Nicole Karlis
An estimated 28 million five- to eleven-year-old children are eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19 now
Inside the black market for fake vaccination cards
Nicole Karlis
Fake COVID vaccine card dealers are now offering to forge digital medical records, too. Here's how it all works
Sounding the first alarm on COVID-19
Gregory Zuckerman
A Shanghai scientist faced an agonizing decision after his team mapped the genome of a new coronavirus from Wuhan
The ultraviolet light most effective at killing coronavirus is also the safest to use around people
Karl Linden
Scientists have shown that safe UV light might be able to eliminate COVID-19 from a contained environment
G20 summit is an “abysmal and total failure” on climate action
Jake Johnson
"The bottom line is that this summit failed to deliver much of anything for people, planet, or prosperity"
Right-wing media and the pandemic: A toxic feedback loop that nurtured fascism
Chauncey DeVega
American ignorance and paranoia were already there. Then Trump, Fox News and the virus exploited them to the max
Dumbass nation: Our biggest national security problem is America’s “vast and militant ignorance”
Brian Karem
Millions of Americans embrace vapid lies and conspiracy theories — and the proudly moronic leader who spreads them
A crime against humanity: Dr. Deborah Birx admits Trump’s campaign distracted from COVID response
Heather Digby Parton
Damming new testimony from Dr. Deborah Birx suggests a lot of people died so that Donald Trump could get elected
Scientists search for cause of mysterious COVID-related inflammation in children
Liz Szabo
MIS-C is a rare but life-threatning side effect of COVID-19 in children. Scientists are racing to find the cause
Pediatricians say children’s mental health crisis is “a national emergency”
Nicole Karlis
"We have witnessed soaring rates of mental health challenges among children"
Why a second high-profile Republican in Oklahoma just left the GOP
Jon Skolnik
“I have not changed," the second gubernatorial candidate to change his political affiliation said. "The party has"
Republican governors see approval ratings plummet after fight against vaccine requirements
Alex Henderson
According to Politico, GOP governors are seeing their poll numbers drop after fighting vaccine requirements
From COVID to SARS to MERS, scientists believe they can create a “universal” coronavirus vaccine
Matthew Rozsa
Authors of a new research paper are bully on the prospect of vaccinating against all coronavirus variants at once
In Brazil’s successful vaccine campaign, a lesson for the U.S.
Kiratiana Freelon
After a slow start, vaccination rates in Brazil have soared, thanks to a deep-rooted vaccine culture
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