…data? . . . Vaccine hesitancy, anyone?  Distrust in experts and governments?  Just asking questions! Since the vaccine reduces short-term severe infections and death (at least in the short term),…

…at the time. I was experiencing a severe burnout from work in those days that manifested itself in unbearable fatigue. I would sleep for two days and feel I could…

…is reported to be 89% effective at preventing severe illness and death. Coming after the demoralizing mid-term election, this is indeed very welcome.  But welcome news is not enough.  Democrats…

…(If weather or age were a major reason, the pattern would have begun to appear last year.) The true explanation is straightforward: The vaccines are remarkably effective at preventing severe…

…the summer Delta wave, but have seen an increase now. In the eastern Midwest, by contrast, there was a severe winter wave that typically peaked in December or January, and…

…infectious. They might make infection more severe. They might allow the virus to elude antibodies made to current vaccines. Time will tell. This is the best advice right now: Dr….

…severe blows to democracy from which the Nation may never recover. All these decisions were direct attacks on democracy. What the hell was John Roberts thinking? If they couldn’t/can’t discern…

…post, and Mr. Biden “will detail how we will respond to this challenge. He will remind Americans that they can protect themselves from severe illness from COVID-19 by getting vaccinated…

…Africa lends credence to the idea that hospitalizations and deaths will not be so severe, on a per capita basis, as a result of Omicron than with Delta or other…

…than cases,  Hospitals will remain under severe strain for several more weeks. If cases in the US decline roughly as a mirror image of how they rose during Omicron, what…