Coronavirus
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Editor's Picks
Nasal COVID-19 vaccines help the body prepare for infection right where it starts – in your nose and throat
By Mayuresh Abhyankar, University of Virginia Imagine inhaling just a few drops of liquid or mist to get protected from…
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AMERICAS
Colonialism, racism, profits and Covid-19
By Travis Washington As the Omicron virus is on the decline, states with strong mask mandates Governors like California, Illinois,…
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How communities can rebuild their health systems following COVID
Not only did the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard, it exposed problems in many areas of the U.S. healthcare…
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How the current labor shake-up and climate crisis can be co-addressed
Today’s economy faces two massive obstacles. In the United States and many other democratic nations, these twin concerns are pressing…
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AMERICAS
The answer to the Covid economic crisis
One of the most peculiar aspects of the current debate in the US Congress on the big expenditure bills, and…
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ASIA
In a time of Corona
There’s hardly a person alive who doesn’t know that the Third World continents of Africa, Asia and Latin America are…
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AMERICAS
G7 leaders must confront vaccine-rollout shortfalls
By Carrie B. Dolan, Ph.D. Outside my window in Virginia, the pandemic looks as good as done. A swim team…
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Vaccinating Africa before the damage is done
By Bukie Olokun Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, health experts and policy makers have faced difficult questions regarding…
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ASIA
South Asia’s testing times
By Omer Aamir South Asia is resilient to all kinds of external pressures and perforations. Rather, internal tensions amongst regional…
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ASIA
How Narendra Modi conquered coronavirus
Much like George W. Bush once prematurely declared victory in Iraq, our Prime Minister started taking victory laps in mid-February…
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