To better prepare for the next pandemic the United States needs to devote considerable resources to reduce vulnerabilities that jeopardize security.

Such restrictions did little to contain COVID-19, and can make us more vulnerable to future pandemics.

A new study suggests that telemedicine may be ill-suited to staunch the collateral health effects of the pandemic.

Tracing is seen as a vital tool to avoid lockdowns and open economies, but that requires a robust system, widespread rapid testing and public trust.

The guidelines make it highly unlikely that a coronavirus vaccine will be given emergency authorization by Election Day.

Public trust in a potential vaccine is under threat. Drug companies and their academic partners must disclose protocols and results data.