Showing results for: Coronavirus (page 20)
“Lab leak” or natural spillover? Leading scientists debate COVID-19’s origins
Daniel Karel
Science Magazine hosted four leading researchers to debate whether COVID-19 was the result of a lab leak
“Kellogg’s on strrr-ike”: 1,400 Workers walk off job to protect benefits
Kenny Stancil
The company's attempt to cut healthcare and other benefits comes as it rakes in record profits
Malaria, known to humans for millennia, finally has a vaccine. Here’s why it was so hard to develop
Nicole Karlis
About a year passed between COVID-19's discovery and the creation of a vaccine. Why was malaria so much harder?
Opinion: Government food aid programs need a digital facelift
Mia Jackson
Burgeoning online markets for food and grocery delivery may hold the key to fighting food insecurity
‘Entirely unsurprising’: Merck slammed for 4,000% markup of taxpayer-funded COVID-19 drug
Jake Johnson
"Another example of Big Pharma reaping billions from public investment into research"
How the once-feared mu variant all but disappeared
Nicole Karlis
The vaccine-resistant variant turned heads when it was discovered. It hasn't been detected anywhere for two weeks
Why Joe Biden remains hostage to the GOP’s death cult
Amanda Marcotte
Vaccine mandates are the only way to win the COVID wars. President Biden can just end this now
In cities, dangerous heat exposure has tripled since the 1980s, with the poor most at risk
Cascade Tuholske, Chris Funk, Kathryn Grace
Nearly one-quarter of the global population lives in urban areas where extreme heat exposure has risen
“Disgraceful”: Florida faces questioning from Biden admin after failing to submit COVID funding plan
Jon Skolnik
The development comes amid an ever-growing rift between Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Biden administration
America is amusing itself to death — and the media still can’t face the truth
Chauncey DeVega
Why is the media ignoring the "Eastman memo"? One reason is that its leaders miss Trump — he was great for business
Hidden figures: In New Jersey and Mississippi, the COVID death rate is higher than Brazil
Bob Hennelly
What unites a blue state with unionized labor and the deep-red cradle of the Confederacy? Racial inequality
Preliminary research finds that even mild cases of COVID-19 leave a mark on the brain
Jessica Bernard
A cognitive neuroscientist explains the impact of mild COVID-19 cases on the brain's gray matter
QAnon extremists make inroads with Mormons: report
Alex Henderson
A new poll found 21% of Mormons believe in several key tenets of the QAnon conspiracy
Today’s anti-mask activists have much in common with anti-handwashing doctors of the 1840s
Matthew Rozsa
Inside the 174-year-history of "motivated reasoning," the psychological cause of public health pseudoscience
GOP governor fights to use COVID relief funds to build new prisons
Jon Skolnik
Alabama currently has the highest COVID-19 death rate out of any state in the nation
Instead of just getting vaccinated, anti-vaxxers are drinking iodine antiseptic
Nicole Karlis
Side effects of ingesting Betadine can range from stomach pain to burning of one's gastrointestinal tract
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns of impending “calamity” if Congress won’t raise debt limit
Rocio Fabbro
Treasury head tells Congress a potential government default would be economically devastating
New Johnson & Johnson data shows second shot boosts antibodies and protection against COVID-19
Maureen Ferran
But one dose is still strong against the delta variant
Ivanka and Jared tried to force their way into a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II, writes Grisham
Travis Gettys
The couple "thought they were the royal family" of the US, according to the Trump press secretary's new book
A daily pill to treat COVID could be just months away, scientists say
JoNel Aleccia
Daily antiviral pills for treating COVID-19 might be available by late fall or winter
Gain-of-function research: all in the eye of the beholder
Charles Schmidt
Should work done on coronaviruses in Wuhan, China, be considered “gain-of-function” research? Opinions differ
Trump administration assumed “everyone was going to get COVID anyway,” ex-FDA chief reveals
Sarah K. Burris
"We just need to get kids back in the class because everybody is going to get this virus at some point or another"
A prescription for saving democracy: Is public health key to beating back fascism?
Paul Rosenberg
"Public health" doesn't sound sexy — but in the wake of this pandemic, it offers a pathway to redeeming democracy
Michigan’s Gov. Whitmer gives up ability to enact mask, vaccine mandates in new budget bill
Alex Henderson
Under a new budget bill, Michigan could not require employees or customers to be vaccinated against COVID
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