Category: COVID-19

Fall’s visual attraction is colored leaves, while spring’s comparable pleasure comes from waterfalls, as this guide to waterfalls describes. In…  Keep reading

A year into the pandemic, and we’d all like to see it behind us. But there are disquieting signs that…  Keep reading

As the pandemic wears on, many people have been reporting a sense of “brain fog.” Memory problems and an inability…  Keep reading

We’ve been spending more of our time staring at electronic screens all day, and rumors abound about the possible negative…  Keep reading

Rapid vaccine rollout across the U.S. is helping the economy here recover months ahead of European economies, as a Reuters…  Keep reading

The state of Florida pursued an open, non-restrictive approach to the pandemic, which appears to have been vindicated by recent…  Keep reading

The greatest benefit of unpleasant experiences is the lessons we learn from them. A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, and…  Keep reading

Eventually, epidemiologists hope that the coronavirus will become a seasonal pathogen, not much worse than the flu. But the path…  Keep reading

When will the pandemic be over? That’s the question that Alexis Madrigal of The Atlantic asked prominent public health experts.…  Keep reading

Congratulations! You got the COVID vaccine! Now what can you do? As an article in The Atlantic describes, there’s no…  Keep reading

The COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t the first to sweep the globe, nor is it likely to be the last one. Through…  Keep reading

Keeping people safe in the pandemic requires a comprehensive approach, as explained by Aaron E. Carroll, a pediatrics professor at…  Keep reading