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Disrupting school and interactions with peers, the pandemic has left teens with stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges.

People and families who took the message of “stay at home” seriously are wondering how we continue our role in protecting our loved ones while resuming some activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

*Visit the series page to read all of our COVID Country Dispatches. A strict lockdown helped Argentina avoid the worst of COVID-19 in the pandemic’s early months, but it came at a high cost to the economy. And now, as the country prepares for…

Understanding the “TRIPS waiver” of intellectual property protections related to COVID vaccines.

Help friends and family get their questions answered so they feel more confident about COVID-19 vaccines.

Large study suggests that symptom screening, other measures can eliminate most or all excess risk of developing COVID-19-like symptoms or testing positive for COVID-19

In Chile’s fight against COVID-19, a lot has gone right: from a public health system bolstered by decades of investment, to early negotiations that helped make Chile a world leader on vaccinations.

Masks, gloves, and chemical disinfectants will outlast the pandemic.

A cautious, transparent response reveals a process committed to vaccine safety.

Combined with masking, proper ventilation, and vaccinating teachers, COVID tests can help keep K-12 schools safe for everyone.

Bonnielin Swenor gives an update on the continued gaps in accessibility for people with disabilities during the pandemic.

Risks of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection for long-stay nursing home residents were mainly dependent on factors in their nursing homes and surrounding communities.

Two historians discuss how the COVID pandemic might end, what history can tell us about vaccine hesitancy, and more.

The ethics and safety of COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant people.

Use of vouchers and coupons offered by pharmaceutical companies to defray patients’ out-of-pocket drug costs is concentrated among a small number of drugs.