More than twice as many people died from cancer in the U.S. last year than of Covid-19. We asked five researchers about how the pandemic has affected their vital research.
While it’s highly unlikely a variant will arise that renders current vaccines totally useless, mutations that encourage immune escape could make them less effective.
Only about 7 million doses have been administered, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). At current rates, it will take years to vaccinate everyone in the country. Why has the vaccine rollout fallen below expectations, and …
Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ), 75, announced today that she has tested positive for the coronavirus. Coleman is a cancer survivor. She may have contracted Covid-19 while holed up on January 6th in a secure space in the Capitol building, as…
Will certain variants of the Covid-19 virus evolve to evade our natural defenses against it? We don’t know yet, but two recent preprints can help formulate our predictions.
Covid-19 vaccine development was a tremendous achievement, but even an efficacy of 95% means five percent of vaccinated people are susceptible to Covid-19. For those people who were vaccinated that were later infected, what happened?
Hospital administrators and clinicians will be placed in an especially uncomfortable role of being the ones rationing care, effectively granting death sentences to some. Not every patient can be helped, and this will also include non-Covid-19 patients …