Ed Yong, in The Atlantic, with a tremendous piece on COVID brain fog. Jonathan Jarry, in McGill's Office for Science and Society, explor...

Megan Molteni, in STAT, on unmasked doctors infecting their vulnerable patients. Susan Hillis, Joel-Pascal, Ntwali N’konzi, and William Msem...

Sarah Neville, in The Financial Times, on the post-COVID tsunami of illness we may well face as a consequence of letting it rip.

March 11th, 2021 Jonathan Howard, in Science Based Medicine, on doctors who have declared the pandemic over, over and over again (and there ...

Martha Lincoln, in The Nation, on how we're never getting out of this so long as we keep leaning on "COVID fatigue" as our rat...

Gideon M-K, in Medium, explores the numbers surrounding Long COVID. Kai Kupferschmidt, in The New York Times, on fighting Monkeypox without...

Maryn McKenna, in Wired, on the superbug surge the pandemic has fueled.  Saima May Sidik, in Nature, on everything we now know about heart d...

Orac, in Respectful Insolence, discusses  John Ioannidis and Vinay Prasad and their latest edition of did  they really actually write that? ...

Liza Agrba, in Macleans, interviews ER doc Kashif Pirzada on Canada's ER crisis.  Kai Kupferschmidt, in Science, on what comes next afte...

Hilda Bastien, in Absolutely Maybe, gives us a hopeful update on the state of variant proof Coronavirus vaccines Farah Hancock, in RNZ, with...

Stephen Reicher, in The Guardian, explains how pretending we're doing with COVID will only make this pandemic last longer, it'll wea...

Ed Yong, in the Atlantic, ponders what we should be doing now ?

Jillian Horton, in The Toronto Star, on the realities of burnout in health-care Carl Zimmer, in The New York Times, discusses the evolving v...

Betsy Ladyzhets, in TIME, tells you what we currently know about the newest crop of variants that can reinfect even those who've alread...

Rob Chaney, in the Missoulian, on the failures of risk calculus and the misery that can cause. 

Katherine J. Wu, in The Atlantic, on getting COVID again and again and again . Melody Schreiber, in The Guardian, on the dangers of actively...

Helen Branswell, in STAT, on Monkeypox messaging amidst stigma and unknowns . Akiko Iwasaki, in The New York Times, on the promise of nasal ...

Mark Kline, in The Advocate,  on kids’ COVID myths. Ed Yong, in The Atlantic,  on Monkeypox. Ed Yong, in The Atlantic,  on healthcare’s deva...

Nans Florens, Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz, Jérôme Barriere, Eric Billy, Fabrice Frank, Véronique Saada, Alexander Samuel, Barbara Seitz-Polski, K...

H. Holden Thorp, in Science, on how it ain't over until it's over and the failures of governments that pretend otherwise.  Ed Yong, ...