The biotech billionaire sits down with NYT health and science writer Pam Belluck to reflect on what we've learned and the big stories to come.
As U.S. vaccination rates plummet, an expert panel discusses whether new incentives such as prizes and lotteries could help the country meet its vaccination goal.
Two surveys of Los Angeles residents carry lessons for vaccine outreach efforts.
A pregnant doctor explains why she got the COVID-19 vaccine — how it inspired her to join a clinical trial to fight another dangerous virus.
The pandemic only made reentry harder.
An expert panel discusses the ongoing wave of attacks, as well as how the media can cover these issues with sensitivity and nuance.
How will vaccines be distributed to homebound people? Journalists say it's been hard to find clear answers from officials.
COVID-19 forced accommodations that activists have long demanded. “I am terrified these changes will vanish once the virus is under control.”
In interviews with midwives and doulas, they say more of their clients are struggling with isolation, limited access to health care, fear of exposure to the virus at hospitals.
For Latino residents living in multigenerational households, many of whom couldn't work from home, the situation spelled a potential death sentence.
