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What are the blood clots associated with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine? 4 questions answered
Why Johnson & Johnson throwing out 15 million COVID-19 vaccine doses shouldn’t scare you
Tinglong Dai, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Human errors at a manufacturing plant forced Johnson & Johnson to throw out 15 million doses of
You can fly! CDC says fully vaccinated people can travel safely within the US
William Petri, University of Virginia It’s OK for fully vaccinated people to travel domestically again without quarantining, so long as they wear a mask and
When can kids get the COVID-19 vaccine? A pediatrician answers 5 questions parents are asking
James B. Wood, Indiana University School of Medicine A big question among parents and teachers as more schools reopen is when their kids will be
Why you should get a COVID-19 vaccine – even if you’ve already had the coronavirus
Jennifer T. Grier, University of South Carolina A few weeks ago, a message popped up in the corner of my screen. “What do you think
Mass shootings leave emotional and mental scars on survivors, first responders and millions of others
Arash Javanbakht, Wayne State University The deadly shootings of eight people in Atlanta on March 16 and 10 people in Boulder, Colorado, on March 22
How effective is the first shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine?
William Petri, University of Virginia As the COVID-19 vaccines reach more people across the country, some people have asked: Could we delay the second dose
3 ways employers could help fight vaccine skepticism
Rita Men, University of Florida Ending the pandemic depends on achieving herd immunity, estimated at 70% or even 80% to 90% of a population. With
Gender bias in medicine and medical research is still putting women’s health at risk
Kelly Burrowes, University of Auckland International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements and raises awareness of the continuing mission towards gender equality. So it’s a good
The UK variant is likely deadlier, more infectious and becoming dominant. But the vaccines still work well against it
Kirsty Short, The University of Queensland New research published this week in the British Medical Journal found the coronavirus variant originating in the United Kingdom,