Month: January 2021

Experts say cases like these are not surprising and do not indicate that there was something wrong with the vaccines or how they were administered. View original article Contributor: Lucy Tompkins

His breakthrough helped millions get their results quickly in the early days of the pandemic, when tests were scarce and lines were long. View original article Contributor: Clay Risen

Creating an erasure poem means finding your voice lurking in another’s words. It can be a way to start writing when words fail. View original article Contributor: E. Kristin Anderson

Our routines may have stalled during Covid, but the desire to divorce certainly hasn’t. Here, some of the pandemic-age challenges to consider. View original article Contributor: Courtney Rubin

Your first batch of scent, salt and fizz may not be beautiful, but you’ll know exactly what you’re introducing to your tub. View original article Contributor: A.C. Shilton

Go team! Even if your watch party is small or on Zoom, there are games and other activities to get even the most casual fan involved and engaged. View original article Contributor: Talya Minsberg

You probably won’t be watching with a crowd, but you can still have wings, dip and a sub-style sandwich to eat during the game. View original article Contributor: Florence Fabricant

‘We’re very worried’: New research shows vaccines are less effective against highly transmissible variants. View original article Contributor: Joel Achenbach