Those of us who have been hoping that life can go back to some kind of normal after a vaccine is available may need to reset our expectations. The vaccines under development will protect against disease, not against infection. What … Continue reading →
Shelly Tygielski, a mindfulness teacher in Florida, just wanted to do something good for her community, and give her local meditation group something positive to do in the earliest days of lockdown. She posted an offer on Instagram last March … Continue reading →
Whenever it does — by universal distribution of an effective vaccine, or by the virus mutating to become less lethal to humans — how will we shape the civilization that evolves on the other side? The shape of the society … Continue reading →
By now you’ve heard that remdesivir has been shown to reduce the duration of Covid-19 illness in some patients, and that the White House’s Dr. Deborah Birx has been tasked with helping to coordinate its distribution to where it is … Continue reading →
