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Movement has gained momentum amid the coronavirus pandemic, boosting the reach of high-profile anti-vaccine activists
Fearful of far-right competitors, the Fox honcho decided to redouble the toxic lies about Covid-19
Remote working during the pandemic allowed once-mobile skilled workers to choose immobility, with possible long-term impacts on future work and migration patterns
If there’s one thing the pandemic has taught us, labels can make the truth that much harder to find
Complaints are rising from seniors tricked by private insurance companies selling Medicare Advantage and drug plans
Getting residents of low-income countries vaccinated is the best way to stop new SARS-CoV2 variants
New research is finding that brain size is no predictor of intelligent behavior
Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis finds Trump officials blocked government officials from giving health briefings, censored recommendations
By failing to equitably distribute Covid-19 vaccines to lower- and middle-income countries, wealthier nations are setting the stage for a pandemic that never ends
Resorting to the supernatural to explain the unexplainable is a failure of imagination
Young children should receive one-third of the adult dose in two vaccinations administered three weeks apart, agency says
Eliminating community spread of diseases requires mandates, something that was never politicized until today
Due to significantly lower acceptance of covid vaccines, rural mortality rates are now more than double urban rates — and accelerating quickly
In order to credibly dispute the conclusions of experts, you have to be one yourself
As the Covid-19 pandemic wears on, it’s vital to keep in mind that surgical masks are an important part of stopping infections
While rich nations consider triple doses, less than 2 percent of people in poor countries have been vaccinated
As Covid kills thousands of his citizens, Mississippi’s GOP governor refuses to do more