Oct 23, 2020
What will COVID-19 vaccine candidate trials tell us? Not whether they will prevent deaths or serious illness, according to a new feature article in the BMJ. As the world looks to pharmaceutical companies to forge a way out of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine development has never experienced such limelight. With a significant number of COVID-19 […]
Oct 21, 2020
In this Special Feature, we asked our resident experts to chip away at some of the latest rumors, myths, and half-truths that surround the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. All data and statistics are based on publicly available data at the time of publication. Some...
Oct 19, 2020
New research suggests that people of Black, mixed, and Asian ethnicity are more at risk of COVID-19, but these risks vary as the disease progresses. A new study finds that COVID-19 risks for people of Black, mixed, or Asian ethnicity vary over the course of the...
Oct 16, 2020
Healthcare disruption and emotional crises may have led to around a third of the 225,530 “excess deaths” in the United States between March 1 and August 1, 2020, a new study suggests. The study, from researchers at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of...
Oct 12, 2020
Who drives global and national COVID-19 decisions? Mostly males, according to a new study and commentary by an international group of researchers. Share on PinterestMales dominate the White House Coronavirus Task Force. Image credit: Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images In...
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