
Fully Vaccinated Is About to Mean Something Else
The CDC might update the definition very soon, even though we still don’t know for sure how many shots we’ll need.
The CDC might update the definition very soon, even though we still don’t know for sure how many shots we’ll need.
We know how America really feels about the 800,000 lives lost to COVID.
The new variant poses a far graver threat at the collective level than the individual one—the kind of test that the U.S. has repeatedly failed.
America is in for a lot more breakthrough infections. Here’s what to do if you fall sick.
We’ve broken down the chances of transmission at a gathering with one unvaccinated adult, multiple unvaccinated adults, and unvaccinated or semi-vaccinated kids.
Despair is not a mild symptom.
The new variant may undermine some vaccine-derived defenses. But the immune system’s best assassins are likely to hold the line.
A coming winter surge and the spread of Omicron have made it clear that COVID is everyone’s problem.
We don’t know how severe Omicron is, but we do know it’s spreading very fast.
The variant will change the risk landscape for the vaccinated. The question is, how much?
For a while I was on the fence about getting another shot. Then came the newest variant of concern.
For months and months, we’ve been told that rapid COVID testing is the key to getting back to normal. It didn’t work out that way in other countries, though.
If vaccinated people are less likely to transmit the coronavirus, maybe they should be able to test out of isolation.
Too many people still have no protection against the coronavirus.
’Tis the season of tiny get-togethers and gifts mailed out to workers.
Sometimes, dips in immunization quality can be rescued with a little extra quantity.
People want the company to be a pandemic crystal ball. It’s not.
A new, highly contagious variant could have terrible consequences. But if it ends up causing milder symptoms than Delta, there’s a real upside.
A vaccine’s value isn’t just in its peak performance.
An epidemiologist joins five Atlantic parents to discuss just how long their pandemic trade-offs can hold.