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Page 27 of 100
Commentary
How I killed Mondays—and why I don’t regret it
By
Mike Melillo
August 15, 2022
Health
Colds and the flu ruin our winters. COVID isn’t nearly as picky—but this could be changing
By
Erin Prater
August 14, 2022
Health
Wastewater is trying to tell us something about the future of COVID, polio, monkeypox, and the next epidemic to come
By
Erin Prater
August 12, 2022
Health
Yale researchers have unearthed a new clue that may explain who has long COVID—and how to treat the chronic condition
By
Nicholas Gordon
August 12, 2022
Health
CDC drops quarantine requirement for COVID exposure: ‘The current conditions of this pandemic are very different from those of the last two years’
By
Mike Stobbe
,
Collin Binkley
and
The Associated Press
August 11, 2022
Zero COVID was probably the biggest shock to Hong Kong since World War II
By
Colin Lodewick
August 11, 2022
Health
Immunity to COVID in Britain is waning as winter looms, testing expert warns, and there’s no plan for a wide-scale booster program in sight
By
Chloe Taylor
August 11, 2022
Omicron’s BA.2.75 ‘Centaurus’ subvariant is beating out BA.5 in India—and scientists say it ‘may prevail’ elsewhere
By
Grady McGregor
August 11, 2022
Health
The Black community was hit hardest by the initial COVID wave. Now it’s struggling with long COVID
By
L'Oreal Thompson Payton
August 10, 2022
Health
‘You’re going to be well-protected’ against COVID if you’re young, vaxxed, and healthy, CDC adviser says
By
Alexa Mikhail
August 9, 2022
After two months of lockdown, a Shanghai resident escaped to a tropical island. Now another lockdown means he can’t leave: ‘This is an unsustainable way to live’
By
Grady McGregor
August 9, 2022
Health
A COVID-vaccine maker received $1.6 billion in Operation Warp Speed funding. It’s administered just 7,300 shots in the U.S.
By
Nicholas Gordon
August 9, 2022
Hong Kong shortens its quarantine for inbound travelers—with a catch. It’s importing a version of mainland China’s ubiquitous health code app
By
Grady McGregor
August 8, 2022
Politics
Biden tests negative for COVID after ‘rebound,’ will isolate until confirmed
By
Erin Prater
August 6, 2022
Health
Long COVID isn’t inevitable. It only feels like it
By
Erin Prater
August 6, 2022
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