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Wastewater monitoring is the ‘public health dream’ that helped fight COVID. But it also raises big ethical questions about privacy and consent
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Wastewater monitoring is the ‘public health dream’ that helped fight COVID. But it also raises big ethical questions about privacy and consent
By Erin PraterOctober 2, 2022
Uganda urgently needs help to stop the Ebola outbreak in its tracks
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Uganda urgently needs help to stop the Ebola outbreak in its tracks
By Jane Aceng, Vanessa Kerry and Henry Bossa KyobeSeptember 30, 2022
Chart shows weekly COVID-19 deaths compared with deaths from the flu
Health
Why COVID isn’t like the flu (yet) in one brutal graph
By Erin PraterSeptember 27, 2022
‘The tools are getting picked off’: An ever-mutating mix of COVID variants means fewer and less effective treatments this fall
Health
‘The tools are getting picked off’: An ever-mutating mix of COVID variants means fewer and less effective treatments this fall
By Erin PraterSeptember 24, 2022
Arrivals in Hong Kong walk to a bus at Hong Kong's international airport
Hong Kong just ended its COVID quarantine. Here are the other Asian holdouts that also now plan to open their borders
By Nicholas GordonSeptember 23, 2022
New COVID variants may evade current treatments—or render them entirely ineffective, experts say
Health
New COVID variants may evade current treatments—or render them entirely ineffective, experts say
By Erin PraterSeptember 22, 2022
Don’t celebrate yet: The end of the pandemic is ‘still a long way off,’ WHO chief says
Health
Don’t celebrate yet: The end of the pandemic is ‘still a long way off,’ WHO chief says
By Erin PraterSeptember 22, 2022
Scientists were worried about a particular COVID variant this fall. They didn’t expect its offspring
Health
Scientists were worried about a particular COVID variant this fall. They didn’t expect its offspring
By Erin PraterSeptember 21, 2022
Education is a human right–but it’s getting deprioritized in an age of crises
Commentary
Education is a human right–but it’s getting deprioritized in an age of crises
By Anne-Birgitte AlbrectsenSeptember 21, 2022
Long COVID might be a lot more common than we think, as symptoms linger 2 years later for 20% of survivors, new study finds
Health
Long COVID might be a lot more common than we think, as symptoms linger 2 years later for 20% of survivors, new study finds
By Erin PraterSeptember 21, 2022
Just in time for fall, there’s a brand-new COVID variant making headway in the U.S.
Health
Just in time for fall, there’s a brand-new COVID variant making headway in the U.S.
By Erin PraterSeptember 20, 2022
President Joe Biden in 2021
Health
Biden’s word salad on the pandemic being over sums up how life will never go back to the before times
By Erin PraterSeptember 20, 2022
U.S. President Joe Biden smiles behind a lectern in front of a U.S. flag
Health
‘The pandemic is over.’ Biden agrees with your boss that it’s time to move on from COVID
By Nicholas GordonSeptember 19, 2022
Your boss is ordering you back to the office even though they have no idea if COVID is really over
Health
Your boss is ordering you back to the office even though they have no idea if COVID is really over
By Erin PraterSeptember 18, 2022
America is skeptical of the ‘dark horse’ COVID vaccine others abroad can’t get enough of
Health
America is skeptical of the ‘dark horse’ COVID vaccine others abroad can’t get enough of
By Erin PraterSeptember 17, 2022
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