In an interview with The Atlantic, Anthony Fauci, MD, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, shares his thoughts on the pandemic and the leaders trying to discredit him. Here’s an excerpt from the interview:
As if the current situation is not enough of a horror, The Atlantic’s Ed Yong has a new story that asks the question of what would happen if another pandemic happened before the Covid-19 nightmare ended. Read it if you dare.
If you feel like you have a shorter fuse than usual, you’re not alone. It’s called empathy fatigue, and it’s common during pandemics. Check out the story below for how to combat it.
Bloomberg Businessweek published a profile of University of Oxford scientist Sarah Gilbert that’s worth a read. Gilbert is working on a vaccine that, so far, is producing promising results and is further along in the process than many others. The story reports:
Dear Reader,
There’s some good news to report this week. Moderna, one of the companies developing a Covid-19 vaccine, published new data on its vaccine, revealing that it spurred an immune response to Covid-19 in people in the trial…
