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A Sensible Approach to Omicron
New estimates suggest omicron is just 3 percent as deadly as delta
South Asia Needs to Upgrade Its Pandemic Agenda
A focus on regional collaboration is imperative
On COVID Shockers, Vaccine Disparities, Nagging the White House, and Next-Gen Physicians
An interview with longtime global public health physician and Partners In Health cofounder Paul Farmer
Does Healthier Mean Wealthier? Measuring Countries' Economic Performance During the Pandemic
An effective government response to COVID-19 doesn't necessarily correlate with economic gain
A Disparate Group of Places Lead the Way Through a Grim Pandemic Winter
Minnesota, Austria, and Saudi Arabia are using evidence-based strategies to save lives and protect health systems
Indonesia Charts an Innovative Path on COVID-19 Vaccination
Poised for an ambitious vaccine rollout, the country must use all tools available to mitigate the worst of the pandemic
COVID-19: An Investment in Our Economy
Policymakers and leaders must recognize that an investment in the health of our people is an investment in our economy
There Is No Place Like Home for the Holidays
U.S. air travel reaches record levels during the pandemic as COVID-19 cases surge across the country
The Thousand and One Natural Shocks of COVID-19
Assessing psychological impacts of coronavirus—the second in a two-part series on the mental health burden of COVID-19
We Must Let a Million Flowers Bloom
For India to thrive, the voluntary, non-governmental organization sector must survive
The Double Threat of COVID-19 in Africa
Deaths from health-care disruptions due to COVID-19 are almost certain to outnumber deaths from the coronavirus itself
Holding Incumbents Accountable: COVID-19 at the Ballot Box
Lessons from elections during the pandemic in Dominican Republic, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, and South Korea
COVID-19 Has a Strong Chance of Winning on November 3
Surging infection numbers suggest coronavirus cases will continue to increase in every state until the U.S. election
Britain's Moral Bankruptcy Over COVID-19 Vaccines
Why a study set to deliberately infect people with coronavirus is unethical, unnecessary, and likely to be uninformative