The Eagle-Tribune26m
5 years later, still finding our way
It’s been five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, triggering lockdowns, restricted ...
Oregon health Q&A: Will COVID-19 vaccines be updated again in coming months?
We do expect COVID vaccines may be updated with a new formula next fall for the 2025-2026 season but not for the current ...
NY’s Amish communities, vaccinations and the battle for the ‘greater good’
New York’s Amish community has become an unlikely minority on the frontlines of a battle pitting Constitutional rights ...
The Columbian2h
RFK Jr.’s first month as health secretary: Touting French fries and casting doubts on vaccines
There sat Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s top health official, at a Steak ‘n Shake with Fox News host Sean Hannity, raving about the fries.
The Covid pandemic was catastrophic. But don’t overlook what went right.
More than 7 million people have been confirmed to have died from Covid so far, a number that is both still rising and almost ...
COVID-19’s consequences still ripple through society 5 years later
Academically, socially, and institutionally, America has not yet recovered from COVID-19 on the fifth anniversary of ...
Tyler Morning Telegraph4h
First cases of measles reported in Northeast Texas. Here's what to know about the disease.
Measles cases have made their way into Northeast Texas, and officials are speaking out about how the disease can be prevented ...
Frontline health care workers reflect on early days of COVID 5 years after WHO declared pandemic
Five years after the WHO declared the COVID global outbreak to be a pandemic, frontline health care workers reflect on what they remember of the early days of COVID.
Why fewer kids are getting vaccinated in Florida — and how that could affect outbreaks
In Florida, the number of kindergartners with mandatory vaccinations decreased to 88% in the 2023-24 school year from 94% in 2019-20, a drop-off of several thousand kids. Health experts say the more ...
Peninsula Daily News7h
Influenza numbers trending down in Clallam, Jefferson counties
PORT TOWNSEND — Public Health Officer Dr. Allison Berry said on Friday that she is hopeful that Clallam and Jefferson counties will move out of flu season in the next few weeks.
European Medical Journal8h
COVID-19 Booster Protection: How Long Does It Last?
A large U.S. study finds that annual COVID-19 boosters provide significant protection against severe illness but lose ...
Devdiscourse11h
Scaling Development Finance: IFC’s Platforms Approach and Future Prospects
The IFC Platforms Approach has successfully improved crisis response, financial inclusion, and investment efficiency while ...