“The whole global roadmap for vaccinating the world depended heavily on vaccines being produced in India,” says Peter Hotez, Dean of the National School of

“It’s a triumph of science and engineering that we now have multiple effective COVID vaccines,” says Chris Morten, Deputy Director of NYU Law School’s Technology

“As a health community, we need to do a better job of getting creative narratives out there that are accurate, that are credible, that are

A focus group with conservatives points to the need for decoupling of science and politics, to the role of trusted sources of information, and to

The United States is still seeing more than 50,000 new cases of COVID daily.  “I think that it’s pretty unlikely that we’re going to eliminate

In a recent survey, 4 in 10 rural Americans reported getting at least their first dose of the vaccine — a higher rate than the

Within Black American communities, lack of access to affordable, quality preventive care has been a hurdle to vaccination. “We can talk about misinformation all day,

Black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to die from COVID. “The predominant scientists of the 19th century considered African Americans not fully

A world interconnected by trade and travel like never before; a grisly illness making its way to the United States from offshore; inaction and denial