Coronavirus

Researchers confirm outbreak on Utah fur ranches

Countries averted disaster by resuming suspended bed net distribution campaigns

Northern Hemisphere prepares for winter with little insight about how the new coronavirus and other respiratory viruses interact

From the risk pets pose to people to the symptoms your pet might show, we break down the newest science

New studies aim to understand how animals reacted to less noise, traffic, and tourism

Marie Marcelle Deschamps has become an inspiration to many in her home country

This professor’s research career was just getting back off the ground when COVID-19 hit

On this week’s show: Cheap, rapid testing could halt COVID-19’s spread in the United States, and using soccer to bring Christians and Muslims together in post–Islamic State group Iraq

Ottoline Leyser takes the reins at a challenging moment

Federal judge delays, shortens home confinement so Eva Lee can help combat pandemic

The pandemic has given science a chance to shine—but budget cuts in many countries threaten its future

Scientists say it’s unlikely that the virus spread silently for 3 months

Despite Putin’s reported endorsement, little-tested vaccine is not approved for widespread use until 2021

Antibody studies suggest large numbers of infections have occurred but the death toll remains low

Discovery could bolster global supplies of drugs

On this week’s show: Biology may explain the vulnerability of moms-to-be to serious coronavirus infection, and why soft things break strong blades