Two by two they came. Some arrived alone. A few showed up in groups of three. The gray February morning might generously have been described as brisk: Temperatures in the teens, and the north wind coating everything in a chilling layer of precipitation that defied categorization as rain, ice or snow. Yet nothing seemed to […]
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Bodywork: Time to double up on masks?
Effective masking is crucial to stopping virus transmission. Should we be doubling up?
Bodywork: Dispelling Covid-19 vaccine myths
These vaccines are tried, true and trustworthy.
My life as a vaccine guinea pig, part III
OMRF VP Adam Cohen shares his journey through the Pfizer vaccine clinical trial.
Dr. Fauci, Scientific Superstar
At this time last year, if we’d asked you to name a scientist, what might you have said?
Goodbye, 2020
The pandemic will not end with the dropping of the ball in Times Square. That will come slowly, one vaccination at a time.
