‘We Talk’: Long COVID Leaves Millions of Americans Unable to Work
Long COVID impacts 24 million U.S. adults, with 4 million job losses. A patient’s story exposes gaps in healthcare and policy responses.
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US Faces COVID-19 Surge Amid Hurricane Ida, While EU Leads in Vaccinations
As COVID-19 cases peak in the US with ICUs near capacity and Hurricane Ida complicates matters, the European Union leads the charge in vaccinations.
U.S. Hits 600K COVID-19 Deaths: How We Got Here
The United States surpasses 600,000 COVID-19 deaths, marking a grim milestone. Explore the factors that led to this tragic number.
NIH Study Suggests COVID-19 in U.S. as Early as December 2019
A new NIH study reveals evidence that COVID-19 may have entered the U.S. in December 2019, weeks before the first documented case.
U.S. Faces Deadliest COVID Surge Amid Holiday Gatherings
The U.S. recorded over 4,000 daily COVID-19 deaths amid its deadliest pandemic week, with hospitals overwhelmed by post-holiday case surges.
US Advances COVID-19 Response with New Rapid Test and Vaccine Approval
The U.S. FDA approves a new at-home rapid COVID-19 test and is set to approve Moderna’s second vaccine, aiming to immunize 20 million Americans by December.
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