Saturday Story: The Doctors Who Have Declared The Pandemic Over, Over And Over Again, And Meeting People Where They Are

March 11th, 2021

Jonathan Howard, in Science Based Medicine, on doctors who have declared the pandemic over, over and over again (and there are many more of these of course including here in my home town)

Daniel Goldberg, in Bill of Health, on the dangerous fallacy of public health meeting people where they are. 

Saturday Story: Stop Talking About COVID Fatigue

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 rationale for giving up. 

Saturday Stories: Long COVID Numbers, MonkeyPox, And How One School Managed To Avoid COVID Entirely

Gideon M-K, in Medium, explores the numbers surrounding Long COVID.

Kai Kupferschmidt, in The New York Times, on fighting Monkeypox without homophobia.

Abrome, a small school in Texas whose viral Twitter thread was reprinted in the Tasmanian Times, on how their school has avoided COVID from the get-go.

Saturday Stories: Superbugs, Heart Disease, and Mythology

Maryn McKenna, in Wired, on the superbug surge the pandemic has fueled. 

Saima May Sidik, in Nature, on everything we now know about heart disease post COVID.

Chris Goodnow, in ABC news, busts three of COVID's most pervasive myths