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A disease detective is thrust onto the frontlines of WHO’s Covid-19 response

By Helen Branswell

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Trump administration submits formal notice of withdrawal from WHO

By Helen Branswell

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Proposed changes to lung cancer screening guidance could increase scans among Black patients, women

By Alexander Spinelli

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The pandemic has exacerbated an under-the-radar health disparity: period poverty

By Theresa Gaffney

Hospitals

In a new hospital ranking, doing good counts nearly as much as doing well

By Sharon Begley

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AIDS report: Kids are lagging and Covid-19 is harming care

By Associated Press

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‘It just weighs on your psyche’: Black Americans on mental health, trauma, and resilience

By Crystal Milner

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Public health experts urge socially distant Fourth of July celebrations, as the coronavirus surges across the U.S.

By Andrew Joseph

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Trial of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine delayed, investigators say, but July start still possible

By Damian Garde

Health

Fever checks are a flawed way to flag Covid-19 cases. Experts say smell tests might help

By Sharon Begley

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Does asthma increase Covid-19 risk? Emerging research suggests a complicated connection

By Juliet Isselbacher

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Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech shows positive results

By Matthew Herper

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No one wants to go back to lockdown. Is there a middle ground for containing Covid-19?

By Andrew Joseph

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U.S. could see 100,000 new Covid-19 cases per day, Fauci says

By Helen Branswell

Health

A new FDA tool aims to inform cancer care, but experts say it has a glaring gap

By Theresa Gaffney

On the Front Lines

In the Covid-19 death of a hospital food worker, a microcosm of the pandemic

By Eric Boodman

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Researchers report nearly 300 cases of inflammatory syndrome tied to Covid-19 in kids

By Helen Branswell

Health

New journal will vet Covid-19 preprints, calling out misinformation and highlighting credible research

By Sharon Begley

Health

U.S. withdrawal from WHO threatens to leave it ‘flying blind’ on flu vaccines

By Helen Branswell

Health

Experts are calling for a 9/11-style commission on U.S. coronavirus response. Here’s where it could start

By STAT staff

Health

As Covid-19 cases surge, Pence touts progress made from earlier peaks

By Andrew Joseph

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WHO, partners unveil ambitious plan to deliver 2 billion doses of Covid-19 vaccine to high-risk populations

By Helen Branswell

Health

Safer reopening will require millions more Covid-19 tests per day. One solution: ‘pool testing’

By Andrew Joseph

Health

Watch: It’s not just the lungs: The Covid-19 virus attacks like no other ‘respiratory’ infection

By Sharon Begley

Health

When Covid-19 hits the brain, it can cause strokes, psychosis and a dementia-like syndrome, new survey shows

By Andrew Joseph

WHO launches independent review of the international response to the Covid-19 pandemic

Women researchers are publishing less since the pandemic hit. What can their employers do to help?

A flawed Covid-19 study gets the White House’s attention — and the FDA may pay the price

Virtual Event: Protecting residents of nursing homes from pandemics

A disease detective is thrust onto the frontlines of WHO’s Covid-19 response

Trump administration submits formal notice of withdrawal from WHO

Proposed changes to lung cancer screening guidance could increase scans among Black patients, women

The pandemic has exacerbated an under-the-radar health disparity: period poverty

In a new hospital ranking, doing good counts nearly as much as doing well

AIDS report: Kids are lagging and Covid-19 is harming care

‘It just weighs on your psyche’: Black Americans on mental health, trauma, and resilience

Public health experts urge socially distant Fourth of July celebrations, as the coronavirus surges across the U.S.

Trial of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine delayed, investigators say, but July start still possible

Fever checks are a flawed way to flag Covid-19 cases. Experts say smell tests might help

Does asthma increase Covid-19 risk? Emerging research suggests a complicated connection

Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech shows positive results

No one wants to go back to lockdown. Is there a middle ground for containing Covid-19?

U.S. could see 100,000 new Covid-19 cases per day, Fauci says

A new FDA tool aims to inform cancer care, but experts say it has a glaring gap

In the Covid-19 death of a hospital food worker, a microcosm of the pandemic

Researchers report nearly 300 cases of inflammatory syndrome tied to Covid-19 in kids

New journal will vet Covid-19 preprints, calling out misinformation and highlighting credible research

U.S. withdrawal from WHO threatens to leave it ‘flying blind’ on flu vaccines

Experts are calling for a 9/11-style commission on U.S. coronavirus response. Here’s where it could start

As Covid-19 cases surge, Pence touts progress made from earlier peaks

WHO, partners unveil ambitious plan to deliver 2 billion doses of Covid-19 vaccine to high-risk populations

Safer reopening will require millions more Covid-19 tests per day. One solution: ‘pool testing’

Watch: It’s not just the lungs: The Covid-19 virus attacks like no other ‘respiratory’ infection

When Covid-19 hits the brain, it can cause strokes, psychosis and a dementia-like syndrome, new survey shows