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The First Repeat Covid-19 Infection Case Isn’t All Bad...
A report from Hong Kong provides the first credible evidence that it’s possible to catch the virus twice. Some immunologists are breathing...
The First Repeat Covid-19 Infection Case Isn't All Bad...
A report from Hong Kong provides the first credible evidence that it's possible to catch the virus twice. Some immunologists are breathing...
A Huge Covid-19 Natural Experiment Is Underway—in Classrooms
As K-12 students head back to school, epidemiologists are watching for clues about how kids spread the virus, and what can stop it.
Inside the Sprint to Map the Asian Giant Hornet Genome
The arrival of the insect in the US sent scientists racing to unravel its DNA, looking for clues to where it came from and how to...
Inside the Sprint to Map the Murder Hornet Genome
The arrival of the insect in the US sent scientists racing to unravel its DNA, looking for clues to where it came from and how to...
A Postal Slowdown Is Scary for Those Who Get Meds By Mail
Many seniors, veterans, and chronically ill people rely on the USPS for prescriptions and medical supplies. During Covid-19, they...
Covid Hits Minorities Hardest, but Data Often Doesn't Show...
Many states are not collecting the race or ethnicity of coronavirus patients, which can make it harder to know the true impact on...
How Animal Activists Exposed the Brutality of Factory Farming
In the second part of a Get WIRED series, we go inside one man's mission to bring to light one of factory farming's most notorious...
The FDA Just OK'd Emergency Use of Plasma for Covid-19
Sick people can already get the treatment, and the data is inconclusive. But the president is super into it.
A Fleet of Computers Helps Settle a 90-Year-Old Math Problem
By translating Ott-Heinrich Keller’s conjecture into a computer-friendly search, researchers confirmed a conjecture about seven-dimensional...

