Vaccines: Herd Immunity, Passports, Reaching the Underserved
Three Duke experts examine pressing vaccination issues for the media
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Triangle Residents Weigh Benefits and Risks of a COVID Vaccine Passport
Features comments by professor Nita Farhany, director of Duke Science and Society
No Safety Concerns Found With J&J Vaccine After Reactions in Wake, Orange Counties
Reports on Duke Health’s statement that it hasn’t had instances of serious side effects with the J&J vaccine
Protecting Transgender Children: All Should Have the Right to Play
Commentary by Anna Paschall, a medical student and aspiring pediatrician at Duke University School of Medicine
Report: NC’s Work to Reach Underserved With COVID-19 Vaccines Is Model Approach
Links to a new report by the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy and the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices
AstraZeneca Safety Concerns Come Amid High Demand in Lower-Income Nations
Includes comments by Andrea Taylor, a researcher at Duke who tracks vaccine supply
Experts: Bills Targeting Trans People Get the Science Wrong
Features comments by Dr. Deanna Adkins, a pediatric endocrinologist who helped establish Duke Child and Adolescent Gender Care at Duke
Is the End of the COVID Pandemic On the Way?
Features webinar comments by Dr. Emmanuel Walter Jr.
‘Vaccine Passports’ Pose More Risks Than Benefits, Duke Expert Says
Features comments by Nita Farahany, a professor of law and philosophy and founding director of Duke Science & Society
Want to Lose Weight? Ditch Exercise. Diet Is the Only Answer, Says Duke Scientist
A Duke alumna’s Interview with Herman Pontzer, an associate professor of evolutionary anthropology and author of the new book “Burn”
The World Is Watching the FDA’s AstraZeneca Decision
Quotes Dr. Krishna Udayakumar, director of the Duke Global Health Innovation Center