Known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns: the complexities of COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
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Los Angeles Department of Public Health urges film industry vigilance to help contain COVID-19
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How New York City vaccinated six million people in less than a month
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US FDA clears Pfizer vaccine, and millions of doses will be shipped right away
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'Natural immunity' from Covid is not safer than a vaccine
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Moscow begins distributing the Sputnik V Russian-made COVID-19 vaccine to the most exposed groups via seventy clinics
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UK authorises Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine
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NHS to trial blood test to detect more than fifty forms of cancer
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How Iceland hammered COVID with science – the tiny island nation brought huge scientific heft to its attempts to contain and study the coronavirus
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Covid-19 vaccine candidate is 90% effective, says manufacturer
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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine goes to US Food and Drug Administration today for emergency authorization
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Why is Finland coping so well with the coronavirus crisis? No other European country has lower rates.
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The German government's new coronavirus ad, subtitled in English
@Axel Antoni: The German Govt's latest Corona advert - now subtitled in English. Quite good. pic.twitter.com/nbRZIm9RcN
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Planning is GREAT: Britain was supposed to be the most prepared country in the world. Then an unexpected enemy arrived
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Sweden has the highest proportion of drug-related deaths in the European Union, with eighty-one cases per one million citizens – nearly four times higher than the EU average
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CDC coronavirus testers pulled from Minnesota after hostile and racist encounters
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The distribution of vaccines in the 19th century
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How to think like an epidemiologist
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State Health Director warns coronavirus is widespread on Oahu
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Sweden has become the world’s cautionary tale
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Do Americans understand how badly they’re doing?
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Into the fog: How Britain lost track of the coronavirus
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Norway's data inspectorate has banned the use of public health app Smittestopp to control the spread of COVID-19 over data protection concerns
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Seattle’s coronavirus surveillance program resumes after being shut down by the FDA
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Black Lives Matter protesters aren’t being tracked with Covid-19 surveillance tech. Not yet
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The Black American amputation epidemic
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WHO warns millions of children at risk as Covid-19 pandemic disrupts routine vaccinations
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Finland has demonstrated that it is possible to reduce the number of smokers without seeing a surge in e-cigarette users
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Florida's strategy to protect seniors from COVID-19
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Apple and Google launch exposure notification API, enabling public health authorities to release apps
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Hospitals in Latin America buckling under coronavirus strain
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What we know about your chances of catching the virus outdoors: Pandemic life is safer outdoors, in part, because even a light wind will quickly dilute the virus
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A military contractors’ report circulating on Capitol Hill claims to have evidence that COVID-19 escaped from a Chinese lab. It’s filled with information that’s just plain wrong.
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An entire city (Noida, India) has been told to download a controversial contact tracing app — Or face jail: "Not installing the app will be considered a violation of lockdown orders," police say
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US GDP doesn’t credit social distancing, but it should
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Virus hunters rely on faxes, paper records
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COVID has badly affected wealthy nations, what will it do to poor ones and how can they stop it with their limited means?
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Paris has a plan to keep cars out after lockdown
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“Political connections and cronyism”: In blistering whistleblower complaint, Rick Bright blasts Team Trump’s pandemic response
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What happens next? COVID-19 futures, explained with playable simulations
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‘Closing borders is ridiculous’: The epidemiologist behind Sweden’s controversial coronavirus strategy
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How one man poisoned a city’s water supply (and saved millions of children’s lives in the process)
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A disaster waiting to happen or a bold, evidence-based response? In Sweden, it depends who you ask
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Sweden counts coronavirus deaths in care homes but many countries do not – medical officials said a third of deaths recorded last week came from nursing home residents
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English NHS releases Covid-19 decision making tool
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Why it’s so hard to make a good COVID-19 model
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America: 200 years of responding to epidemics from The Saturday Evening Post
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Norway's largest mobile operator, Telenor, is collaborating with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health to help them track the spread of the coronavirus
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Why I’m not making COVID19 visualizations, and why you (probably) shouldn’t either
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Novelist Arundhati Roy on how coronavirus threatens India — and what the country, and the world, should do next
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