Here’s a coronavirus pandemic-related update that reflects one of the many unanticipated but understandable-in-hindsight consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak that led to a widespread shift toward work-from-home arrangements for millions of people: Some >>
In the weeks and months preceding the Thanksgiving holiday last year, Dr. Fauci urged people to avoid traditional family gatherings as to prevent a new surge of coronavirus infections. Fauci’s warning, however, went >>
The latest coronavirus update from researchers at Johns Hopkins University shows that more than 29.5 million coronavirus cases have been reported in the US since the pandemic began, along with more than 537,000 >>
Vaccine campaigns are ramping up around the world, but vaccines won’t do much good for the thousands of people who will continue to get infected in the weeks and months ahead. The good >>
Google announced in mid-January new Google Maps and Search features to support the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination campaign. The apps show vaccination sites and present more information about vaccines in the US. Apple is >>
We’ll need coronavirus vaccine booster shots for the foreseeable future to ensure continued protection against COVID-19 as the novel coronavirus mutates. That’s what Sharon Peacock, the head of COVID-19 Genomics UK (COG-UK), told >>
According to the latest coronavirus update from The New York Times, a little more than 57,000 new coronavirus cases were reported in the US on Monday, along with at least 751 new coronavirus-related >>
When you take a look at the recent COVID data, it’s hard not to be optimistic. For starters, the coronavirus infection rate has been on a steady decline since early January. As it >>
