Balancing Risks And Benefits In The Virus Lab Research

Fight Over Covid's Origins Renews Debate On Risks Of Lab Work by Carl Zimmer And James Gorman.  The New York Times.  June 21, 2021.   

Where Did The Virus That Causes Covid-19 Come From And Why Is That Important

The Lab Leak Hypothesis, Explained by Umair Irfan.  Vox.  June 7, 2021.   

New York City To Fully Reopen Starting July1

New York City will reopen 100% On July 1, Mayor Bill de Blasio Says by Jessica Bursztynsjky.  CNBC.  April 29, 2021.   

CDC Guidelines On When And Where To Wear A Mask

Vaccinated Americans Don't Need Masks Outdoors In Small Groups Or When Biking And Running, The C.D.C. Says Roni Caryn Rabin, Emily Anthes and Sheryl Gay Stolberg.  The New York Times.  April 27, 2021.  

How Health Care Leaders Can Support Their Frontline Workers

 How Health Care Leaders Can Support Their Frontline Workers  by Junaid Nabi.  Scientific American.  April 14, 2021.  

J & J Vaccine Risks, If Any, Are Low; Doctors Warned About Clot Treatment With Heparin

 J&J Vaccine And Blood Clots:  The Risks, If Any, Are Very Low by Denise Grady And Carl Zimmer.  April 13, 2021.  

CDC Guidance On Restaurant Dining For The Vaccinated

 You're Vaccinated Now, So Can You Go To A Restaurant?  What You Should Know by Kristen Rogers. CNN.  April 8, 2021.  

Restaurant Workers Between Mask Mandates And Inability To Get Shots.

 Masks Off, Mahi Mahi On.  Restaurant Workers Are In A Race For Vaccines by Jennifer Steinhauer.  The New York Times.  April 7, 2021.  

W.H.O. Inquiry On Pandemic's Origin: Raises More Questions Than Answers

 W.H.O Inquiry On The Pandemic's Origin:  What We Know by Javier C. Hernandez.  The New York Times.  March 30, 2021.  

Microwaves? Brain Damage? Diplomats' Condition Leads To Dispute With Trump Administration

 U.S. Diplomats And Spies Battle Trump Administration Over Suspected Attacks by Ana Swanson, Edward Wong and Julian E. Barnes.  The New York Times.  October 19, 2020.  

Details Of Vaccine Safety Need To Be Known To Build Confidence In Receiving The Vaccine

Vaccine Makers Keep Safety Details Quiet, Alarming Scientists by Katie Thomas.  The New York Times. September 13, 2020.  

Food Scientist Group: Highly Unlikely that SARS-CoV-2 Is A Food Safety Risk

 Experts Affirms That Coronavirus Is 'Highly Unlikely' To Be Food Risk by Joe Whitworth.  Food Safety News.  September 11, 2020.  

Dr. Fauci: Americans Should Consider Wearing Goggles Or A Face Shield

Dr. Fauci:  Wear Goggles Or Eye Shields To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19; Flu Vaccine A Must by Caterina Andreano.  GMA.  July 29, 2020,

Third Of People With Alzheimer's Disease Have Access To Firearm At Home

Caregivers Say One-Third Of Alzheimer's Patients Have Access To Guns At Home, Study Finds by Sandeeps LaMotte.  CNN.  July 15, 2020.

National Academies Of Science Recommends Opening School With Emphasis Of In Person Attendance By Younger Students

Citing Educational Risks, Scientific Panel Urges That Schools Reopen by Apoorva Mandavilli.  The New York Times.  July 15, 2020.

In Reversal, University System Of Georgia Requires Students And Faculty To Wear Face Coverings

University System Of Georgia To Require Masks In Classrooms After All by Eric Stirgus.  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.  July 6, 2020.

Using Public Restrooms Safely During The pandemic

Public Restrooms:  What You Need To Know About Using Them Safely Amid The Pandemic by Jen Rose Smith.  CNN.  June 23, 2020l

172 Observational Studies Support Wearing Masks

Spate Of New Research Supports Wearing Masks To Control Coronavirus Spread by Ben Guarino, Chelsea Janes and Ariana Eunjung Cha.  The Washington Post.  June 13, 2020.

Fitness Freed From The Gym? Will Coronavirus Kill The Dedicated Space?

How Fitness Will Change Forever by Michael Owen.  The Atlantic.  May 29, 2020.

NIH Chief Warns That "Skepticism" May Cause Some To Skip Vaccine

NIH Chief Worried Vaccine "Skepticism" Might Cause Some To Skip Vaccine by Elizabeth Cohen.  CNN.  June 4, 2020.