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COVID-19

U.S. surgeon general warns of youth mental health crisis because of the pandemic

By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | December 7, 2021
The pandemic "exacerbated the unprecedented stresses young people already faced," Murthy wrote.
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How can scientists update coronavirus vaccines for omicron?

By Deborah Fuller, Professor of Microbiology, School of Medicine, University of Washington | The Conversation | December 3, 2021
A microbiologist answers five questions about how Moderna and Pfizer could rapidly adjust mRNA vaccines.
COVID-19

Is it time to change the definition of ‘fully vaccinated’?

By Victoria Knight | Kaiser Health News | December 3, 2021
Experts weigh in as the federal government urges everyone to get boosted amid concerns over omicron, a new COVID variant.
Bay Area

S.F. not altering health orders after city sees nation’s first omicron COVID case

By Daniel Montes | Bay City News | December 2, 2021
The nation's first reported case of the omicron variant was reported in a man returning from South Africa.
COVID-19

Who’s in? Who’s out? The ethics of COVID-19 travel rules

By Nancy S. Jecker, Professor of Bioethics and Humanities, School of Medicine, University of Washington and Caesar Atuire, Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Ghana | The Conversation | November 30, 2021
Two bioethicists see far-reaching consequences of COVID-related travel bans that should prompt policymakers to consider not just science, but ethics, too.
COVID-19

Omicron and other coronavirus variants: What you need to know

By Louis Jacobson | Politifact | November 30, 2021
A round-up of what we know so far about global efforts to manage and understand the latest variant.
COVID-19

California braces for omicron COVID variant

By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | November 29, 2021
The omicron variant does not yet appear to have entered the U.S., but California is already bracing for a surge in COVID cases.
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The hunt for coronavirus variants: how the new one was found and what we know so far

By The Conversation | November 26, 2021
The World Health Organization named the new variant "omicron" Friday and described it as a variant of concern.
COVID-19

Another COVID holiday: Is California in a better place this year?

By Ana B. Ibarra and Hannah Getahun | CalMatters | November 23, 2021
Eighteen counties, mostly rural ones, have more hospitalized COVID-19 patients today than a year ago.
COVID-19

Success of COVID antiviral pills hinges on access to speedy and accurate tests

By JoNel Aleccia | Kaiser Health News | November 22, 2021
The promising antiviral drugs to treat COVID must be given to patients within three to five days of their first symptoms.
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