Coronavirus

Some changes to hands-on classes may be here to stay

Determining whether genetic changes have increased transmission of COVID-19 is surprisingly hard

Nigeria’s top public health scientist says the pandemic may accelerate worries about access to vaccines

To fight the raging U.S. pandemic, researchers need to better understand its uneven burden

China plans to cooperate with international studies to explore theories about how the new coronavirus jumped into humans and ignited spread of COVID-19

On this week’s show: What’s behind the success of the United Kingdom’s Recovery megatrial, and transferring the cognitive benefits of exercise from one mouse to another

Amid pandemic, U.S. policy could force some students back on campus

Some basic research supports treating early with synthetic interferons—but treating too late might make people sicker

Science explores reopening strategies from South Africa to Finland to Israel

Marine scientists face new safety requirements for COVID-19

“Rushed” timeline would create safety risks and undermine credibility of Indian science, critics say

Witnesses divulge little on how Trump administration's vaccine push selects candidates for clinical testing or funding

Clinical study has been helped by a simple design, a centralized health care system, and lots of infections

Head of the International AIDS Society says conference organizers hope to retain its unique nature and influence online

Earlier rules gave institutions more flexibility in supporting research

To stop the pandemic, the world’s public health experts must win the coming “story war” over vaccine misinformation