How worried should you be about coronavirus variants? A virologist explains his concerns

By Paulo Verardi, The Conversation
Spring has sprung, and there is a sense of relief in the air. After one year of lockdowns and …
By Paulo Verardi, The Conversation
Spring has sprung, and there is a sense of relief in the air. After one year of lockdowns and …
By Melissa Cruz, Immigration Impact
Since the start of the pandemic, many immigrants have been left out of federal COVID-19 relief packages. Both undocumented …
By Lindsay Kalter, WebMD
The highly transmissible and deadly U.K. coronavirus strain, B.1.1.7, is now the most common form of COVID-19 in the United …
By Dominique A. Phillips and Jill Ehrenreich-May, The Conversation
Pilar’s parents took all the recommended precautions to shield her from the dangers of COVID-19. …
By ERIN BANCO (Politico)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday that fully vaccinated Americans can resume domestic and overseas travel as long as they wear …
As the COVID pandemic continues to harm businesses in New York City, West African hair braiders find other ways to survive.
By Houreidja Tall, Documented NY
Before the pandemic, West African hair braiding salons in Harlem were a one-stop shop for advice among hair braiders …
By Krista M. Chronister, The Conversation
The COVID-19 pandemic and strategies to prevent its spread, such as self-quarantine and travel restrictions, have isolated families …
Empty New York City Subway Train Above Ground during the Covid-19 Pandemic – January 4 2021 (Shutterstock)
The US is at a pivotal juncture …
By David Robinson, Democrat and Chronicle
New York lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that repeals COVID-19 legal liability protections granted to nursing homes and hospitals amid growing …
By Linda N., Special to CAW
In a webinar organized by the Ryan/Chelsea-Clinton Community Health Center under the executive director’s hosting leadership, Daniel Pichinson …