During times of crisis, relationships are tested. This is probably doubly true when one has a disability

Bats harbor many viruses that can spill over to humans. It’s time to leave bats and their habitats undisturbed

In Oregon, six workers are suing because they say — having already had COVID-19 — they should not need a vaccine

Our 2020 retrospective continues with this essay set in Seattle’s first outbreak, in the early days of the pandemic

Daily antiviral pills for treating COVID-19 might be available by late fall or winter

Current science says coronavirus immunity only lasts 3 to 12 months — which may throw a wrench in the vaccine plan

By using mRNA vaccine technology, researchers were able to successfully vaccinate primates against simian HIV

Infectious disease experts are raising pointed questions about the reliability of early tests

Many leading infectious disease specialists underestimated the fast-moving outbreak in its first weeks and months

Experts say we could speed viruses’ spread by providing them with superspreading playgrounds

The tech used in major COVID-19 vaccines is regarded as a "breakthrough." HIV vaccines could now be in the cards

National health care systems will make things more organized, but the US is still finding its footing

Despite blunting the immune system, COVID is very unlike HIV. Experts say "airborne AIDS" is an irresponsible label

The Golden State’s misdeeds, from genocides to resource extraction to car culture, have come back to haunt it

Study that says Silicon Valley cases were underestimated by 85x exemplifies "how NOT to do statistics", expert says