As states open vaccines and restaurants to all, wait staff and food service workers are often left behind. Some chefs have even opened pop-up spots to get their employees shots more quickly. View original article Contributor: Jennifer Steinhauer
Covid: Under-30s offered alternative to Oxford-AstraZeneca jab BBC News UK health watchdog recommends under-30s use alternative vaccine to AstraZeneca Financial Times Under-30s should be offered alternative jab, government advisers say The Independent U.K. says AstraZeneca alternative should be offered for under 30s, and E.U. finds a ‘possible link’ to rare clots. The New York Times Under-30s to be offered … Read more
Start-ups and tech companies are creating products to address women’s health care needs. It’s still a small segment of the market, but growing. View original article Contributor: Farah Nayeri
Los brotes generalizados de enfermedades tienen el potencial de sacudir a las sociedades para que adopten nuevas formas de vida. View original article Contributor: Anna North
Scientists have found that grizzlies, like people, seem to choose the path of least resistance. View original article Contributor: Gretchen Reynolds
An emerging branch of neuroscience asks a question long on the minds of researchers. Recent stimulus payments make the study more relevant. View original article Contributor: Alla Katsnelson
When life is disrupted by crisis, some people see opportunities — for change, action, introspection — they might not otherwise. View original article Contributor: Eilene Zimmerman
The special project “What Loss Looks Like” presents personal artifacts belonging to those who have left us and explores what they mean to those left behind. View original article Contributor: Jaspal Riyait
Several states are now prioritizing asymptomatic student athletes as outbreaks put vulnerable, unvaccinated adults at risk. View original article Contributor: Ariana Eunjung Cha
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