Vaccinations, Community-Mindedness Key to Managing COVID Wave, Experts Say
Duke experts discuss latest increase in cases
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Ivermectin Has Little Effect on Recovery Time From Covid, Study Finds
References a trial conducted by researchers at Duke and Vanderbilt
White House Releases COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Plans for Kids Younger Than Five
Features comments by Dr. Michael Smith, a professor of pediatrics at the Duke School of Medicine
What Restrictions Were in Place the Last Time COVID Cases Were So High
Quotes Dr. Michael Smith, a professor of pediatrics and medical director of the pediatric antimicrobial stewardship program at Duke
Durham Siblings Join Pfizer Vaccine Study
Interviews with a family who participated in COVID-19 vaccine trials at Duke Health for kids under five
The Quest for Longer-Lasting COVID-19 Vaccines
Features the work and comments of Dr. Barton Haynes, director of the Duke Human Vaccine Institute
COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Again in North Carolina. Will This Wave Be as Bad as the Last?
Features comments by Dr. Lisa Pickett, chief medical officer at Duke University Hospital
Why Are COVID Cases Rising Again in the Triangle?
Interview with Dr. Cameron Wolfe, an infectious disease specialist at Duke Health
Experts: COVID Variants Will Likely Reinfect Us Multiple Times a Year — Unless We Invest in New Vaccines
Quotes Linfa Wang, a bat coronavirus researcher at the Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore
Nations Pledge Over $3B to Fight Pandemic
Quotes Dr. Krishna Udayakumar of the Duke Global Health Innovation Center
How Heritage Language Schools Offered Grassroots Community Support Through the Pandemic
Commentary co-authored by Marta McCabe, a course instructor with the English for International Students Program at Duke