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COVID still kills 1 person every 4 minutes despite the global emergency being officially over
Health

COVID still kills 1 person every 4 minutes despite the global emergency being officially over

By Michelle Fay Cortez and Bloomberg
May 24, 2023
Hate incidents are creating a burnout crisis among Asian and Asian American professionals, new research reveals. Here’s what we need to do next
Commentary

Hate incidents are creating a burnout crisis among Asian and Asian American professionals, new research reveals. Here’s what we need to do next

By Lanaya Irvin and Manjusha Kulkarni
May 22, 2023
Anthony Fauci
Health

The COVID-19 pandemic cost the U.S. economy $14 trillion, new research finds

By Jakub Hlávka, Adam Rose and The Conversation
May 16, 2023
The lessons of the war on COVID mustn’t be forgotten as the U.S. moves on from the pandemic, researchers warn
Commentary

The lessons of the war on COVID mustn’t be forgotten as the U.S. moves on from the pandemic, researchers warn

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May 11, 2023
The COVID-19 public health emergency is ending. Now what?
Health

The COVID-19 public health emergency is ending. Now what?

By Marian Moser Jones, Amy Lauren Fairchild and The Conversation
May 11, 2023
You have until May 31 to order free COVID tests before the federal government ends the program after mailing 750 million kits
Finance

You have until May 31 to order free COVID tests before the federal government ends the program after mailing 750 million kits

By Riley Griffin and Bloomberg
May 10, 2023
The next wave of virus detection: A good boy
Commentary

The next wave of virus detection: A good boy

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May 8, 2023
Transactional thinking can only take humanity so far. It’s time to revive the ‘covenantal capitalism’ that gave us modern democracy
Commentary

Transactional thinking can only take humanity so far. It’s time to revive the ‘covenantal capitalism’ that gave us modern democracy

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May 4, 2023
young workers presenting to team
Success

COVID-era graduates are getting trained on how to actually work in the same room with other people

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May 3, 2023
A nurse prepares a syringe with a Covid-19 vaccine, at the Peoples Congregational United Church of Christ, the site of the Ward 4 DC Covid Center, in Washington, D.C. on March 31, 2023. Friday is the last full day of DC's Covid Centers' operations
Health

Most federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates will end next week—despite nearly 1,000 weekly U.S. deaths

By Zeke Miller and The Associated Press
May 1, 2023
Fauci says the general public ‘somehow’ didn’t get his messaging ‘that the vulnerable are really, really heavily weighted toward the elderly’
Health

Fauci says the general public ‘somehow’ didn’t get his messaging ‘that the vulnerable are really, really heavily weighted toward the elderly’

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April 30, 2023
COVID will eventually evade one of the few treatments for those infected and could cause deaths to ‘easily double,’ former White House advisor Deborah Birx says
Health

COVID will eventually evade one of the few treatments for those infected and could cause deaths to ‘easily double,’ former White House advisor Deborah Birx says

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April 29, 2023
America’s pandemic plan ‘failed in the first week’ of COVID, former White House advisor Deborah Birx says. ‘We’re not ready’ for the next one
Conferences

America’s pandemic plan ‘failed in the first week’ of COVID, former White House advisor Deborah Birx says. ‘We’re not ready’ for the next one

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April 27, 2023
Moderna’s CEO shares what it was like to leap from pre-revenue startup to household name and Coins2Day 500 company
Leadership

Moderna’s CEO shares what it was like to leap from pre-revenue startup to household name and Coins2Day 500 company

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April 26, 2023
The next pandemic could be ‘as infectious as this one but far more lethal’—and make COVID look like a cakewalk, expert warns
Health

The next pandemic could be ‘as infectious as this one but far more lethal’—and make COVID look like a cakewalk, expert warns

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April 26, 2023

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