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Fauci remains unfazed as scientists rely on unproven methods to create COVID vaccines
Liz Szabo
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he's "cautiously optimistic" that researchers will overcome COVID-19 vaccine obstacles
The first dog in the US to test positive for COVID-19 has died
Matthew Rozsa
A new report reveals that Buddy the German shepherd, the first American dog to be diagnosed with COVID-19, has died
Is coronavirus immunity impossible? A new study raises grim questions
Matthew Rozsa
The presence, or lack thereof, of antibodies in people who had previously been infected is worrisome
Physicists who study fluids say toilet-flushing could be major way coronavirus spreads
Matthew Rozsa
Physicists found that vortices created via the turbulence of flushing carry droplets three feet in the air
Arizona mega-church hosting Trump rally falsely claims its air filter kills “99.9%” of COVID-19
Igor Derysh
“This is absurd and will not protect you,” Arizona State University epidemiologist Matthew Scotch warns
To prevent pandemics, bridge the human and animal health divide
Lynne Peeples
Veterinarians, farmers, and zookeepers could help prevent another pandemic, but their expertise has been overlooked
Trump’s order to reopen meatpacking plants caused a huge coronavirus outbreak among workers
Nicole Karlis
Trump's executive order has caused thousands of new cases among terrified meatpacking workers
I have developed disease models. Here’s why COVID-19 projections can seem inconsistent
Marya Zilberberg
A complex new problem requires a more complex model than our worn intuitions about the flu
“It’s like being black in America”: “Snowpiercer” star Daveed Diggs on the Tailies with no agency
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Diggs about the draw of his new TNT show: "Maybe it makes us feel less bad about where we are"
Show me a hero: New York Times health reporter Donald McNeil has seized the moment
Dan Froomkin
McNeil has reported the hell out of this story and told the truth — and his editors have scolded him for it
How climate change is contributing to skyrocketing rates of infectious disease
Abrahm Lustgarten
Ignoring the connection between climate change and pandemics would be “dangerous delusion,” one scientist said
Mainstream media’s racist trope: Blaming COVID-19 on China’s “wet markets”
Joshua Cho
While the origins of this pandemic are unclear, Western media coverage of "wet markets" has been ignorant or worse
These scientists saw the coronavirus coming. Now they’re trying to stop the next pandemic
Shannon Osaka
"We hope the world is listening now"
New study reveals the best conditions for spreading coronavirus
Nicole Karlis
A study of Wuhan hospitals sampled the air in different rooms to see where viral RNA was airborne
Consumer beware: Coronavirus antibody tests are still a work in progress
JoNel Aleccia
Infectious disease experts are raising pointed questions about the reliability of early tests
Scientists feud over hyped Stanford coronavirus antibody study: “The authors owe us all an apology”
Igor Derysh
Study that says Silicon Valley cases were underestimated by 85x exemplifies "how NOT to do statistics", expert says
Big Pharma’s blindspot: Before COVID-19, vaccine and antiviral research went neglected
Mike Ludwig
The pharmaceutical industry has gradually abandoned vaccine development over the past 50 years
Detailed timeline of Trump’s failures shows how America’s coronavirus crisis was man-made
Dan Benbow
Failures of governance from Jan 3 until March 13 made the situation exponentially worse than it should have been
The future of the economy depends on antibody testing
Nicole Karlis
So-called "silent spreaders" aren't being tested — and that's a huge problem for public health
Experts fear coronavirus vaccine may only provide “short-term” immunity from virus
Matthew Rozsa
Other coronaviruses like SARS did not confer long-term immunity on their victims — and that’s worrisome
Top biologist to Fox News host Dana Perino: Unproven drug treatment hyped by Trump is a “quack cure”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump and Fox hosts have touted a drug called hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19, even though its efficacy is unproven
How to make a coronavirus vaccine
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. William Haseltine, a biologist, explains how one goes about the task of vaccinating for the coronavirus
As US coronavirus testing lags, scientists say we need better tests to restart society
Igor Derysh
Developing tests that check for immunity to the coronavirus are the key to letting people return to work
Pandemic dilemmas: When should moms self-isolate from a newborn baby?
Katharine Gammon
Mothers with a known or likely COVID-19 infection are being asked to self-isolate from their newborns
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