Month: April 2021

The Himalayan nation has given more than 60 percent of its people a shot. Some villages were reached by helicopter, and health workers hiked through ice and snow. View original article Contributor: Chencho Dema and Mike Ives

The coronavirus changed so much about our lives, including, for many of us, our bodies. It’s OK. View original article Contributor: A.C. Shilton

Sprucing up for spring includes giving your lawn furniture the cleaning it deserves. View original article Contributor: Hannah Selinger

In a National desk project, people across the country describe, in their own words, how the pandemic has transformed the way they live, work and think. View original article Contributor: Katie Van Syckle

The U.S. government invested $800 million in plasma when the country was desperate for Covid-19 treatments. A year later, the program has fizzled. View original article Contributor: Katie Thomas and Noah Weiland

Q. I don’t like the wrinkles I get between my eyebrows, and I don’t like how my brows look pushed down after I get Botox. Can I get rid of … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:

The coronavirus may help scientists understand why some people with common viral infections develop severe complications, like heart damage or blood clots. View original article Contributor: Gina Kolata

When the first COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna were authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in December 2020, most people breathed a sigh of relief since both shots were shown to be between 94% and 95% effective in protecting from COVID-19 symptoms. But public health experts warned that nobody really knew how … Read more