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CDC decision sparks concern about access to COVID vaccines for kids and pregnant women
The CDC is no longer recommending the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy pregnant women and children. -
How tracking wastewater from airplanes could help detect the next pandemic
New research from Northeastern suggests taking a look in airplane bathrooms could identify pathogens faster than before. -
Why are COVID-19 vaccination rates so low right now? It’s complicated.
Dr. Nahid Bhadelia says a desire to forget the worst of the pandemic, the politicization of vaccines and changes in accessibility are all contributing factors. -
The US is mailing Americans free COVID tests again. Here's how to get them.
The tests will begin shipping, via the United States Postal Service, as soon as next week. -
COVID spiked in Boston this summer. A bigger spike is probably on the way.
Virus levels in Boston’s wastewater more than doubled May to July. -
What to know about upcoming COVID-19 vaccines and the FLiRT variants
The new COVID-19 boosters could be ready as soon as August. Experts say if you are overdue for a shot, wait for the new formula. -
What to make of the new COVID variants, FLiRT
As much as we would all love to ignore COVID, a new set of variants that scientists call “FLiRT” is here to remind us that the virus is still with us. -
COVID and flu cases rise in Mass. as experts urge more vaccination
Long COVID and possible flu complications are still a danger. Experts say preventing infection is still the best way to avoid them. -
COVID is everywhere again. Here's what public health officials say you should do.
It can be confusing to know how best to avoid infection and what to do if that rapid test shows two lines. Here are some answers. -
Masking returns at many Massachusetts hospitals — and not just because of COVID
COVID is on the rise but so are other respiratory viruses, causing hospitals and other health facilities to bring back masks.
