First Opinion By Muhammad Ali Pate and Michelle A. Williams Building scientific talent in the Global South can help prevent future public health crises
Health By Andrew Joseph Officials limit an antibody therapy, saying it’s ineffective against BA.2 variant of Omicron
Health By Andrew Joseph ‘I fear the long-term effects’: Before his death, a nurse warned of the pandemic’s toll on health care workers
Health By Andrew Joseph With infections spiking in Europe and a variant on the rise, experts warn the U.S. could face a Covid resurgence
Health By Andrew Joseph With overdoses at record highs, a veterinary tranquilizer spreading through the U.S. drug supply poses new threats
Health By Andrew Joseph What the current spike in Covid-19 cases could say about the coronavirus’ future
Politics By Lev Facher Dr. Oz peddles medical misinformation — but could his political rise have a silver lining for public health?
Health By Helen Branswell With usual suspects ruled out, disease detectives try to crack mystery of viral hepatitis cases in kids
Health By Andrew Joseph How climate change could drive animal movements — and threaten more viral spillovers
First Opinion By Rachel Solnick and Jason Zucker Expedited partner therapy is an effective way to treat sexually transmitted infections. Why aren’t doctors using it?
Health By Andrew Joseph Omicron splinters into fast-spreading lineages, highlighting coronavirus’s evolution
Health By Andrew Joseph A rabid anteater was moved from one zoo to another, leading to rabies treatment for 13 people
First Opinion By Christopher M. Worsham and Anupam B. Jena The ‘successful failures’ of Apollo 13 and Covid-19 vaccination
Politics By Rachel Cohrs Biden administration ramps up long Covid research efforts following criticism
Politics By Lev Facher ‘All the shrapnel that’s in my back’: Defiant Robert Redfield blasts former CDC directors for criticism during Covid-19
First Opinion By Rebecca Weintraub, Benjy Renton and David C. Grabowski Narrowing the vaccine gap as boosters begin for people over 50
Politics By Rachel Cohrs ‘A slow-moving glacier’: NIH’s sluggish and often opaque efforts to study long Covid draw patient, expert ire
Politics By Lev Facher and Damian Garde The new White House Covid coordinator is great on TV. Is that what America’s pandemic response needs now?
Health By Azma Hasina Mulundika ‘Is it worth it?’: New report lays bare harassment of public health officials during the pandemic
Politics By Nicholas Florko Ashish Jha to replace Jeff Zients as White House Covid response coordinator
Politics By Rachel Cohrs and Andrew Joseph White House begs Congress for Covid funding amid concern about Omicron sister variant