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Successful Reopening: It’s Not What You Think
A realistic look at what a successful reopening really means.
Immunity To Covid-19 Infection May Fade Quickly
A new study published in Nature Medicine indicates that immunity to infection by SARS-CoV-2 may fade quickly, at least in people with no or moderate symptoms.
Are Children Less Easily Infected By SARS-CoV-2? Maybe Yes And Maybe No
Two new studies explore why children seem to be less easily infected with SARS-CoV-2 than adults.
More Publication By Press Release, This Time From Sinovac On A Covid Vaccine
Reports of more good Covid-19 vaccine news, though still no data to back it up.
Dexamethasone Reduces Mortality In Seriously Ill Covid-19 Patients—And So Do Other Treatments
The Oxford team erroneously claimed that dexamethasone was the first medication to improve the survival of seriously ill Covid-19 patients. Other treatments also show promise.
Traveling By Air In The Time Of Covid
An airplane is among one of the highest risk locations for SARS-CoV-2 spread.
A New CDC Report Shows Covid-19 Disproportionately Affects Those With Underlying Disease And Disadvantaged Minorities
Heart disease, diabetes, and lung disease are the primary illnesses that predispose a patient to death following infection.
Wounded In Action From Covid-19
Though officials have been keeping track of the number people infected and dead by Covid-19, there are no numbers regarding the number of people living with lifelong injury because of the disease.
The Role Of Blood Type In Covid-19 Infection And Respiratory Failure
A recent report found that those with type A blood were at increased risk for respiratory failure, while type O blood had a protective effect. What do these findings mean?
A Warning From Sweden
Here are the lessons we can learn from Sweden’s approach to Covid-19
