COVID-19 (Page 10)

Everything you need to know about the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.

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Scientists are working on at least 135 different coronavirus vaccines

By Claire Maldarelli

Planning to hit the road and bunking at a hotel or Airbnb while you travel? You'll want to take certain precautions.

Tips for staying in campgrounds, hotels, and rentals in the time of COVID-19

By Marder & Beamer/The Conversation

Black Lives Matters protests have continue from Memorial Day through mid-June.

What you need to know to protest safely and securely

By Popular Science Team

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All the info you need to refute 5G conspiracy theories

By Tchéhouali Destiny/The Conversation

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What we can learn from New Zealand’s successful fight against COVID-19

By Kate Baggaley

people holding hands

Sex during a pandemic can be risky. Here’s how to do it safely.

woman wearing mask sitting on suitcase in airport

The truth about asymptomatic COVID-19

By Sara Chodosh

a playground with tape around it that reads "danger, do not enter"

New Zealand has eliminated COVID-19. Here’s how they’re keeping it that way.

By Claire Maldarelli

Protesters in Washington, D.C. faced off with canisters of tear gas at the end of May.

Tear gas during COVID-19 is a public health disaster

a hospital room with empty beds

A study claiming hydroxychloroquine increased risk of death used dubious data

By Rachel Feltman

Black Lives Matter protest

A guide to protesting during a pandemic

By Sandra Gutierrez G.

Black lives matter protesters.

Essential first aid tips for protesters

By Sara Kiley Watson

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A major study just found hydroxychloroquine doesn’t prevent COVID-19

By Sara Chodosh

people outside wearing face masks

Why only half of Americans say they would get a COVID-19 vaccine

By Sara Chodosh

Olive Oil Martini

Five exquisite, easy martinis you can make at home

By Erik Delanoy/Saveur

Air travel is slowly rebounding in the US

By Rob Mark/Flying Mag

A school in Belfast, Ireland hangs up a banner that says, "there will be a storm after the storm."

Coronavirus has claimed more than 100,000 US lives. And the first wave isn’t even over yet.

By Rachel Feltman

a person social distancing

The CDC says you probably won’t get COVID-19 from deliveries or pets

By Claire Maldarelli

The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans let Marina, the African penguin, take a mini safari. Here she check out a hypomelanistic crocodile safely from the other side of the glass.

Zoos and aquariums are letting their animals go on adventures during the shutdown. But should they?

By Sara Kiley Watson

Various symbols of drug dependence

COVID-19 is setting back recovery from opioid addiction

By Cyders, Ladd & Fry/The Conversation

people on the beach

The coronavirus doesn’t care about your long weekend plans

By Claire Maldarelli

Michigan’s dam failures are just a small part of America’s aging infrastructure problem

Vets, farmers, and zookeepers can help prevent the next pandemic

By Lynne Peeples/Undark

super cyclone amphan

In the middle of a nationwide lockdown, India is preparing for a super cyclone

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President Trump says he’s taking hydroxychloroquine—but that doesn’t mean you should

By Claire Maldarelli

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See which states still have increasing rates of COVID-19

By Sara Chodosh

a man holding his head in pain, perhaps because he is sick

Where to find trustworthy information about COVID-19 and other health issues

grocery store carts

COVID-19 surface tests can’t make public spaces safe just yet

By Lina Zeldovich/Undark

couple walking with masks on their phones.

We have the tools to contain COVID-19 misinformation, we just aren’t using them

A doctor's office kit

Small doctors’ offices are turning to GoFundMe to survive the pandemic

By Brooke Borel/Undark

The coronavirus might show up in your semen, but don’t panic

By Claire Maldarelli

mask and gloves

This pandemic won’t end without strong federal support

Peoples at a riverside beach

This summer’s severe temperatures could make the pandemic even more complicated

By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media

Staff and military personnel at a Florida nursing home secure COVID-19 test samples.

COVID-19 tests are far from perfect, but accuracy isn’t the biggest problem

By Maureen Ferran/The Conversation

bikes tied up by fence

The pandemic could make cities more bike-friendly—for good

bats flying out of an abandoned gold mine

Why do so many diseases come from bats?

By Kate Baggaley

SARS-CoV-2 strain under a microscope

How the CDC plans to track the mutating coronavirus

girl using a mask and hand sanitizer

The US just had its deadliest day of the pandemic yet. June could be worse.

By Claire Maldarelli

pile of generic drugs

Are doctors trying too many experimental COVID-19 treatments?

person holding vaccine syringe

Oxford University’s timeline for a COVID-19 vaccine is shorter than previous estimates

By Kate Baggaley

Grilled vegetable skewers on a bed of lentils and beans

Sixteen protein-packed veggie dishes to get you through any meat shortage

Cabin fever is real problem. But it's one you can solve.

How to avoid cabin fever (from someone who lives in an actual cabin)

By Tyler Freel/ Outdoor Life

Thunderbirds Blue Angels

Everything to know about the fighter jets in the ‘America Strong’ flyovers

A still life of books, a quill, old spectacles, and candles

This 17th-century plague diary hits a little too close to home

By Ute Lotz-Heumann/The Conversation

air force mortuary

Autopsies provide crucial information for fighting COVID-19

By Sara Chodosh

Now is the time to start tracking your food

By Stan Horaczek

A weather radar station in South Dakota with a thunderstorm in the background

The unexpected way COVID-19 is screwing up weather reports

By Julie Boatman/Flying Magazine

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COVID-19 cases surge past 1 million in the US just as some states start reopening

By Rachel Feltman

Why we evolved to feel empathy during pandemics and other disasters

By Peter Sterling/MIT Press Reader

doctors performing a surgery in a hospital

COVID-19 is causing strokes in young people and doctors don’t know why

a person in a lab

The CDC just added six official COVID-19 symptoms

By Claire Maldarelli

The facade of the Movimiento Juventud 2000 migrant shelter.

Migrants don’t carry more viruses than anyone else

By Lourdes Medrano/Undark

wastewater treatment facility

Poop could be the key to tracking COVID-19 outbreaks

By Kate Baggaley

a bottle of clorox bleach on a wooden table

Drinking, bathing in, or injecting yourself with bleach can be deadly—and it won’t cure COVID-19

By Rachel Feltman

Person holding a homemade mask on a dirt road

COVID-19 hurts rural areas, too, even if it’s not obvious

By Kate Baggaley

Hands holding candle.

How to grieve in the midst of social distancing

By Sara Kiley Watson

zipline coronavirus testing

Speedy drones are helping Ghana test for the novel coronavirus

World health organization workers wearing PPE during the Ebola epidemic.

Trump’s move to pull WHO funds could make the pandemic worse

smog over shanghai

Air pollution has made the COVID-19 pandemic worse

Many national parks remain open during the pandemic. The man in charge explains why.

By Alex Robinson / Outdoor Life

A woman in a face mask touching her face

Face masks are now recommended for all, but how much do they help?

By Sara Chodosh

Simple tips to heal your hands after constant washing

By Wong and Nixon/The Conversation

person leaning against his bike with his phone

Can smartphone apps track COVID-19 without violating your privacy?

By Kate Baggaley

A bottle of hydroxychloroquine, a drug used to treat malaria and lupus

Rogue hydroxychloroquine use is disrupting important COVID-19 clinical trials

By Sara Talpos/Undark