A massive new study confirms vaccinated people are still at risk of long COVID By Hannah Seo / May 26, 2022
You can, and should, order more free COVID tests from the US government By John Kennedy / May 18, 2022
CDC estimates 58 percent of Americans have been infected with COVID so far By Hannah Seo / Apr 27, 2022
Ivermectin was practically useless against COVID for hundreds of patients By Hannah Seo / Mar 31, 2022
COVID relief funds are drying up—and so are free tests and treatments By Lauren J. Young / Mar 30, 2022
We can’t end the pandemic without protecting those most at risk By Michael Rose / Undark / Mar 20, 2022
mRNA COVID vaccines pose no serious risks for immunocompromised people By Kate Baggaley / Mar 17, 2022
Young kids should also wear better masks to protect against COVID. Here’s what to consider. By Alexandra Frost / Mar 6, 2022
The CDC is relaxing indoor mask guidelines and shaking up how it measures COVID risk By Purbita Saha / Feb 25, 2022
COVID-19 is overcrowding cemeteries and causing heavy metal pollution By Anuradha Varanasi / Feb 12, 2022
Inside the lab using bones to study COVID and hearing loss By Elizabeth Landau / Undark / Jan 19, 2022
What the Supreme Court’s decision on vaccine mandates means for Americans By Debbie Kaminer / The Conversation / Jan 18, 2022
Tonga is fighting multiple disasters after a historic volcanic explosion By Hannah Seo / Jan 18, 2022
Omicron is causing record hospitalizations among the young and elderly By Purbita Saha / Jan 10, 2022