Extreme Heat Breaks Daily Records across the Northeast
Tens of millions of Americans sweltered under heat advisories over the weekend
Tens of millions of Americans sweltered under heat advisories over the weekend
An infectious disease doctor explains what Biden’s medical team will be doing to treat the president’s case of COVID
Nanotubes may provide a cunning answer to the mystery of how the virus that causes COVID infects neurons and produces long-lasting neurological symptoms
Population growth, climate change and the urban heat island effect are combining to put more people at risk
Events with extreme temperatures and humidity are occurring twice as often now as they were 40 years ago
Heat in France, Spain, Italy and the U.K. is exacerbating drought and wildfires and threatening human health
A growing mortality gap between Republican and Democratic areas may largely stem from policy choices
Testing bottlenecks and vaccine rollout problems have let the monkeypox virus spread unchecked, echoing the mistakes of the U.S. COVID response
Rising temperatures and more frequent wildfires are taking a grim toll on human health
Studies are “decades behind,” owing to a lack of funding, but research is picking up
Doctors must get more involved in the public health crises that climate change will bring
An infectious disease expert answers questions about how the virus spreads, what its symptoms are and how to get testing and treatment
After a chaotic week in which gun safety measures were struck down by the Supreme Court and enacted by Biden, the time to act is now
After last year’s heat crisis, Pacific Northwest emergency managers, doctors and even transit systems are using lessons learned to prepare for this summer
But smarter communications from health agencies can improve the road ahead
In remote communities in the U.S., Ecuador and Zimbabwe, these health care workers are fighting much more than the virus
Lessons from HIV/AIDS and SARS-CoV-2/COVID for harm reduction
A two-part competition aims to spark innovation and connect the groups trying to redesign high-quality masks that protect against COVID
Scientists say the agency’s analyses do not capture the full extent of how bad exhaust is for segments of the population
Avion Simon and his siblings, C.J. and Momo, lost their mom to COVID-19. Science has some ideas about the health hurdles that they and other COVID orphans could face in the future.
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