Shared from Start: We Know a Lot More About Omicron Now
The Coronavirus in a Tiny Drop
A new simulation shows how the virus survives inside tiny airborne particles of water — and gives clues about how the Delta variant became dominant.
The Omicron Variant: We Still Know Almost Nothing
Here’s everything we do.
» Cuba’s Vaccine Could End Up Saving Millions of Lives
Thanks to its public biotech sector and its government’s deep commitment to public health, Cuba is now the only low-income country to have made its own COVID vaccine, and it's poised to help millions around the world
How Will the COVID Pills Change the Pandemic?
Dhruv Khullar writes about the development of the antiviral pills molnupiravir and Paxlovid and the effect that they could have worldwide against the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s Not Just You: Everyone’s Mental Health Is Suffering
If you’re thinking, “Oh, I just need to suck it up,” stop. What you’re feeling is real. Here’s how to cope.
Track every COVID-19 vaccine given in Canada. Our tracker outlines every dose delivered on what’s been a long journey
Tracking progress of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout across Canada.
Ontarians have been slow to get third doses of COVID vaccines — missing a ‘dramatic increase in protection’
Of about three million eligible people, only about 290,000 have received third doses, most of whom became eligible in August.
Will COVID Get Worse This Winter?
After two years of pandemic waves, we’re finally learning whether the disease has a predictable schedule.
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Dr Rhonda Patrick and Joe Rogan On Covid Vaccine Hesitancy | Men's Health M
COVID-19 vaccine boosters for all adults is a ‘slippery slope,’ expert warn
Health Canada adds autoimmune disorder warning to AstraZeneca, J&J COVID-19
After weeks of declines, U.S. Covid cases have stalled at a high level: 'Th
'Unprecedented' Shareholder Resolutions Call on Pfizer, Moderna to Share Vaccine Tech
"While a few are profiting handsomely, investors recognize the dangers of vaccine apartheid and are seeking to hold these companies accountable."
Shared from Start: Behind the curtain: COVID patients in B.C. ICUs are youn
'Invincibility' May Threaten Global Herd Immunity Efforts
The US, UK, and Canada have high rates of people unwilling to mask up or get a shot, perhaps because they don't believe COVID-19 will kill them. More 'collective' thinking helps in other countries.
How Indigenous communities are working to boost COVID-19 vaccine rates
Indigenous physicians say it's key to recognize the history of colonialism and trauma that's behind vaccine mistrust in some First Nations communities to boost COVID-19 vaccine rates.
Chinese Medicine in the Covid Wards | Ian Johnson | The New York Review of Books
In mid-February 2020, during the peak of the Covid-19 outbreak in China, Liu Lihong, a slight man with a wispy beard, made his way into Hankou Hospital
'Entirely Unsurprising': Merck Slammed for 4,000% Markup of Taxpayer-Funded
"Another example of Big Pharma reaping billions from public investment into research by charging extortionate, rip-off prices for lifesaving Covid drugs."
A daily pill to treat Covid could be just months away, scientists say
At least three promising antivirals that could prevent symptoms and limit transmission of Covid-19 are in clinical trials.
Hope is the antidote to helplessness. Here’s how to cultivate it | Psyche Ideas
If hopelessness is learned, then it can be unlearned: how groundbreaking studies paved the way to help cultivate hope
Vaccines Will Not Produce Worse Variants
Delta Has Changed the Pandemic Endgame
Cases of COVID-19 are rising fast. Vaccine uptake has plateaued. The pandemic will be over one day—but the way there is different now.
Why the Wuhan lab-leak origin theory of the COVID-19 virus is being taken m
Why the Wuhan lab-leak origin theory of the COVID-19 virus is being taken m
What Happens to Our Brains When We Get Depressed? | The Walrus
The human brain, in all its complexity, is nearly impossible to model. One neuroscientist is trying anyway
Using Radical Acceptance to Minimize Suffering - The New York Times
Five ways to become more accepting of pain.
One year in: Extraordinary achievement, powerful momentum, and still a shor
The Act-Accelerator helped to create momentum to fund vital COVID-19 testing, treatments, and vaccines. However, the effort is falling short of meeting its goals.
Mental Health Is a Political Problem
Mental health is often framed in individual terms with individual solutions – but rising levels of depression, anxiety and stress across society make it clear that we need political answers.