vaccines

After more than a year of masking, social distancing and far too much time spent in isolation, pandemic fatigue has set it and Americans seem to be running out of anxiety to expend on COVID-19.

One of the greatest things about the Church -- and religion in general -- is its ability to inspire positive social change.

Some vaccines are essentially mandatory. If you want your kid to go to public school, then he or she needs to get various jabs. Should the COVID vaccine be one of them?

This article was originally published at Leaps Mag. It is reprinted with permission.

There are two ways to become immune against an infectious disease: The not-so-fun way and the really-not-so-fun way.

By Maitreyi Shivkumar, De Montfort University

In medicine, when something goes wrong and the finger (and deposition) pointing starts. Who's to blame?? There has to be someone.

This article was originally published at Geopolitical Futures. The original is here.

The United Kingdom just became the first Western nation to approve a coronavirus vaccine for public use.

Over the past several days, the world has received monumentally good news: Vaccines exist against the coronavirus, and they are effective. Even better, vaccines are being developed by multiple companies.