News, analysis and resources on the fast-moving coronavirus pandemic, featuring timely dispatches from reporters, experts and providers.
CDC recommends precautions as cases rise in Northeast, while regulators OK boosters for kids as young as 5. Shots for younger kids could be approved by the end of June.
Plus, Moderna publishes new data on vaccinating children, and millions stand to lose Medicaid coverage this summer.
Paxlovid fails to prevent infection, while new variants keep coming.
Plus, President Biden’s plans to end pandemic-era restrictions on U.S. entry by asylum seekers are in jeopardy after judge's ruling.
As costs mount to treat the often-debilitating symptoms that linger after infection, desperate patients turn to crowdfunding.
Also, schools struggle to attract missing students, and new vaccine combo shows promise.
Meanwhile, kids ages 5 through 11 could be lining up for their boosters within a month or so.
Also, new reporting outlines how devastating COVID has been for those with diabetes.
Also, Moderna's announcement on a vaccine for young children gives long-waiting parents fresh hope.
Meanwhile, crucial federal pandemic funding remains in limbo.
