
COVID-Hospitalization Numbers Are as Bad as They Look
Many supposedly “incidental” infections aren’t really incidental, and cannot be dismissed.
Many supposedly “incidental” infections aren’t really incidental, and cannot be dismissed.
Third shots for adolescent boys and young men were already a hard sell. Then came Omicron.
The staggering number of infections among the vaccinated is changing Americans’ pandemic mindset.
Stay with me.
Forming new habits isn’t impossible, but it’s much easier for some people than others.
Omicron is inundating a health-care system that was already buckling under the cumulative toll of every previous surge.
If you’re confused by the CDC’s new isolation guidelines, you’re not the only one.
Testing for immune-system changes, rather than for the presence of a virus, could give an earlier indication of whether people are ill.
If you’re vaccinated, an infection might not make you super sick, but don’t count on it making you super immune, either.
With the surge in cases, tests should be reserved for those who need them most.
We probably will need additional shots. But just how many depends on our immune systems, the virus, and how often they collide.
When times are dark, I lick the bowl.
Nobody wants to mandate business closures, but so many people are getting sick that businesses are closing anyway.
We’ve been making the same errors for nearly two years now.
I’d survived two decades of cancer. But there was one loss I couldn’t accept.
Why is it so hard to figure out if America’s enormous surge in theft is real?
Even some of the healthiest and most highly vaccinated communities in the country are being ravaged by the new variant.
Many people are gathering for the holidays no matter what. Here’s how to do that as safely as possible.
The new variant seems to be our quickest one yet. That makes it harder to catch with the tests we have.
Here’s how I thought through the decision.