Researchers have identified a new SARS-CoV-2 variant, which they refer to as C.1.2. C.1.2 contains mutations associated with increased transmissibility
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How vaccine nationalism may delay global herd immunity
Vaccine access and vaccination rates are high in high-to-upper-income countries but remain low to nonexistent among lower-income and lower-resource countries.
Continue reading »Why do some people believe health misinformation?
Inaccurate health-related misinformation may prevent people from seeking the care they need. Although they are a space for sharing ideas,
Continue reading »How Google search data can predict COVID-19 outbreaks
New research finds that online searches can accurately predict regional increases and decreases in COVID-19 cases. Certain types of searches
Continue reading »In Conversation: Volunteering for a COVID-19 vaccine trial
Nathan volunteered for a COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial. Lindsay is a pharmacist and the drug content integrity manager at Healthline
Continue reading »5 new scientific advances that offer hope against COVID-19
In this installment of our Hope Behind the Headlines series, we look at the latest scientific advances that offer hope
Continue reading »Editorial highlights flaws in reporting COVID-19 research
An editorial in a leading medical journal criticizes governments, academic institutions, and the media for failing to communicate the limitations
Continue reading »What can healthcare staff do to prevent PTSD during the pandemic?
People who work in healthcare are tirelessly looking after patients with COVID-19, often in challenging conditions. There is a clear
Continue reading »COVID-19: Hand sanitizers inactivate novel coronavirus, study finds
Tests have confirmed that two hand sanitizer formulations recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) inactivate the virus that causes
Continue reading »COVID-19: Occupational groups that are at high risk
A new editorial takes an in-depth look at the occupational groups with a high risk of COVID-19, including some of
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