What to know about polio boosters, oral vaccines, and your medical history records By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 22, 2022
As COVID vaccines reach kids worldwide, a gap in Africa leaves everyone exposed By Abdullahi Tsanni / Aug 17, 2022
Long COVID recovery is finally getting the attention it deserves in the US By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 10, 2022
The PACT Act will take the burden of proof off US veterans exposed to burn pits By Isobel Whitcomb / Aug 10, 2022
The White House (sort of) has a plan to create more resilient COVID vaccines By Philip Kiefer / Jul 27, 2022
A super-sharp gene editing tool could tackle high cholesterol and other common ailments By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jul 18, 2022
How do vaccines affect periods? A big COVID survey lays out some clues. By Kate Baggaley / Jul 15, 2022
Machine learning is finally helping us track COVID deaths faster and more accurately By Kate Baggaley / Jul 13, 2022
COVID deaths in pregnant people in the US are flying under the radar By Maria Parazo Rose / Jul 1, 2022
These mosquito-borne viruses have a bizarre way of making you smell sweeter to their minions By Kate Baggaley / Jun 30, 2022
More than a million monkeypox vaccines are on their way in the US By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 29, 2022
Why Juul vaping products might start disappearing from US stores By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 27, 2022
This outbreak simulator predicted the strange twists in our pandemic behavior By Charlotte Hu / Jun 22, 2022
COVID vaccines for children under 5 are near. Here’s how to prepare. By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 20, 2022
Alopecia patients finally have an FDA-approved hair-loss treatment By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 16, 2022
Young kids will likely have COVID vaccine access in the next few weeks By Philip Kiefer / Jun 16, 2022
Moderna is testing an Omicron-specific COVID vaccine. Here’s how it’s faring. By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 9, 2022
A new rectal cancer treatment eliminated all tumors in a small group of patients By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 7, 2022
A massive new study confirms vaccinated people are still at risk of long COVID By Hannah Seo / May 26, 2022
A viral descendent of the deadly 1918 flu is probably still going around By Hannah Seo / May 11, 2022
Millions of Americans take aspirin to prevent heart disease—but should they? By Philip Kiefer / Apr 27, 2022
CDC estimates 58 percent of Americans have been infected with COVID so far By Hannah Seo / Apr 27, 2022
COVID relief funds are drying up—and so are free tests and treatments By Lauren J. Young / Mar 30, 2022