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If you're curious to know how well COVID-19 vaccines work in immunocompromised people, read this epidemiologist's findings after research and interviews. → Read More
Experts share where the science stands as of now when it comes to COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy. The bottom line: Anyone who is eligible should get vaccinated. → Read More
Experts share their best advice for talking to friends and family who are hesitant to get COVID-19 vaccines for various reasons. Read their tips here. → Read More
As an epidemiologist, states reopening too soon and relaxing restrictions is giving me pandemic déjà vu. Here's why we need to stay the course. → Read More
No matter how much we wish the coronavirus pandemic were over, it’s not. You might be tired of living this way, but the virus doesn’t care. → Read More
The question of whether asymptomatic coronavirus spread is possible is a big one—same for presymptomatic coronavirus spread. Here’s what to know. → Read More
Coronavirus school closures are now part of our reality. What are parents supposed to do? This is how I'm managing as a mom and epidemiologist. → Read More
The new coronavirus is unprecedented—it's not just a bad flu. Here's what makes it unique and dangerous. → Read More
There’s tons of inaccurate coronavirus information out there. Here’s where to get accurate coronavirus news. → Read More
A widespread outbreak of coronavirus in the U.S. is becoming a likely possibility. Experts discuss how to protect yourself. → Read More
Fears about the new coronavirus are swirling, but how much should you actually worry? An epidemiologist puts it all into perspective. → Read More
Before you worry about whether a MTHFR gene variant could be affecting you, here’s what you really need to know about the gene. → Read More
Two investigative reports suggest that Johnson & Johnson talc products may contain asbestos. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Epidemiologist Tara C. Smith, Ph.D., explains what rabies infection is, why it's so deadly in humans, and how to protect yourself. → Read More
Epidemiologist Tara C. Smith, Ph.D., explains the important ways the flu vaccine protects the community, even if it's not 100 percent effective. → Read More