The COVID-19 pandemic is over, but the changes it brought to politics, work and play remain
The COVID-19 pandemic that began 5 years ago caused changes that still are felt today in our politics, schools, hospitals, ...
What's next for COVID? Experts weigh in, 5 years after it first appeared
Complacency worries public health officials, who fear that a mutation or another virus could be worse than COVID, which ...
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Trump’s NIH Pick Made a Big Mistake on Covid
Senate Republicans seem to be cruising toward confirming as the director of the National Institutes of Health an academic who ...
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Five years later: How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected you?
The Northwestern calls out to readers to see how COVID-19 impacted their lives five years after the initial onset of the ...
I'm a long COVID researcher—and I have long COVID
About 5% of U.S. adults are estimated to be living with long COVID-19, and one of them is UC San Francisco epidemiologist and ...
Did the pandemic destroy good manners? Five years since COVID, bad behaviour is everywhere
Watching videos out loud on the train. Berating servers. Experts explain why our social graces have never been worse.
COVID-19 anniversary: 5 years later, the pandemic's impact is still evident in Ohio
It's been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic first arrived in Ohio. While many of COVID's hallmarks have receded, its ...
Memorial in Irving honors lives lost to COVID-19 five years after pandemic
As the world marks five years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a special memorial in Irving is ensuring that those ...
Five years after arrival of COVID-19, almost 100,000 dead, a changed Florida
Along with almost 100,000 dead in Florida from COVID-19, the virus' imprint on schools, workplaces and politics lingers after ...
Five years post-COVID pandemic, are we ready for the next one?
Five years ago, on a late Monday evening in March, Gov. Brian Kemp and his top health aides hastily called a news conference ...
5 years after COVID, Americans are split on whether it's still a threat
Pew Research Center conducted a survey to gauge Americans’ views on the current COVID risk and how the pandemic was handled.
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Scranton man to spend at least three years in prison for COVID release fraud
A city man was sentenced Friday to 41 months behind bars for COVID-19 relief fraud. James Miller, 53, was charged earlier ...