Profiles

David H. Hamer, MD

Professor, Global Health - Boston University School of Public Health

News & In the Media

• Published on September 27, 2024

  EEE in Mass.: Why We Don’t Know If Any Patient Has Died So Far This Year

• Published on September 12, 2024

  What You Need to Know about EEE, the Mosquito-Borne Disease Climbing in New England

• Published on September 9, 2024

  The EEE Virus Is Spreading in the US

• Published on September 6, 2024

  EEE and West Nile Virus: Understanding the Increase in Mosquito-borne Diseases 

• Published on September 4, 2024

  Don’t Panic over EEE. But Be Cautious.

• Published on September 4, 2024

  Trust in Public Health Cratered After COVID. With EEE and West Nile, Can Officials Get It Right?

• Published on August 31, 2024

  What to Know about the Mosquito Virus Spreading through New England

• Published on August 28, 2024

  Can You Hop on a Flight If You Have COVID?

• Published on August 28, 2024

  While a Family Mourns N.H. EEE Victim, Some in Mass. Take Caution While Others Go On as Usual

• Published on August 27, 2024

  Mosquito-Borne Eee Claims Its First Victim in New England This Year. We May Soon See More Cases.

• Published on July 29, 2024

  U.S. Measles Cases Are Already Triple Those of Last Year

• Published on July 27, 2024

  Measles Cases in U.S. Already Triple Last Year’s Total — NYC Has Seen 11 Cases in 2024

• Published on July 26, 2024

  Measles Cases in the U.S. Are Already Triple Last Year’s Total, and It’s Only July

• Published on July 22, 2024

  Mass. Reports First Measles Case since 2020

• Published on July 22, 2024

  Multi-State Measles Outbreak Prompts Alert of Possible Exposure at Three More N.H. Sites

• Published on July 17, 2024

  Amid COVID Uptick, State Suspends Respiratory Illness Reporting until August

• Published on June 29, 2024

  Dengue Fever Cases in Mass. Are on Pace to Break Local Records, According to CDC Data

• Published on May 8, 2024

  Brain Worms Are More Common than You Think. Here’s What Doctors Who’ve Treated Them Say.

• Published on May 8, 2024

  Brain Worms Are More Common than You Think. Here’s What Doctors Who’ve Treated Them Say.

• Published on April 26, 2024

  What We Know—and Don’t Know—About H5N1 Bird Flu

• Published on April 7, 2024

  Dengue: Por Qué América Del Sur ES El Epicentro Global de Un Brote Histórico

• Published on April 3, 2024

  Should You Worry about Measles Outbreaks in the US?

• Published on March 29, 2024

  How Worried Should We Be about US Measles Outbreaks?

• Published on March 14, 2024

  Measles Outbreaks: Major Threat or More of the Same?

• Published on January 11, 2024

  It Seems Like Hardly Anyone Still Cares about COVID. Does It Matter?

• Published on December 20, 2023

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Spikes before the Holidays, Variant JN.1 on the Rise: ‘A Worrisome Situation’

• Published on December 1, 2023

  COVID Rates Are Ticking up in Mass. Thanksgiving May Not Be the Only Reason

• Published on November 28, 2023

  China Seeing Surge in ‘Unexplained Pneumonia’ — Should We Be Worried Here?

• Published on September 13, 2023

  How Greater Boston College Campuses Are Preparing to Live With COVID-19

• Published on September 9, 2023

  Why Insect-Transmitted Illnesses Are Emerging Threats in Canada and Beyond

• Published on August 16, 2023

  Professor Urges Clinicians to ‘Remain Vigilant’ about Malaria Cases

• Published on August 11, 2023

  After a Lull, COVID Is Creeping Up Again in Mass.

• Published on August 9, 2023

  Are Conditions Right for Malaria to Make a Comeback in the United States?

• Published on August 8, 2023

  Clinicians Must Be Vigilant for Malaria Cases in Non-endemic Countries, Experts Warn

• Published on August 1, 2023

  COVID Hospitalizations in Mass. See First Upticks since January

• Published on July 31, 2023

  Malaria May Be Returning to the United States

• Published on July 18, 2023

  Is It Time to Get Yet Another COVID-19 Shot?

• Published on July 3, 2023

  Can Climate Change Bring Malaria to New England? Here’s What You Need to Know.

• Published on May 10, 2023

  State Ending COVID Public Health Emergency

• Published on May 5, 2023

  Pandemic Era Turns a Page at CDC, WHO

• Published on February 22, 2023

  I Had Employer Support with My Long COVID. Others Aren’t So Lucky

• Published on February 20, 2023

  Could Old Coronavirus Variants Ever Come Back?

• Published on February 7, 2023

  It’s Too Soon for Annual COVID Booster Shots, Some Experts Say

• Published on February 1, 2023

  The National COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Will End in May but Some of Its Provisions May Survive in Mass.

• Published on January 26, 2023

  What Infectious Disease Doctors Want You to Know as the COVID-19 Pandemic Enters Its 4th Year

• Published on January 17, 2023

  XBB Subvariant Now 83% Of All COVID Cases in New England. But Don’t Be Alarmed

• Published on January 11, 2023

  Another COVID Winter Finds Mass. In a Different Place than past Years

• Published on January 10, 2023

  Young and Healthy People Get Benefits and Low Risk from COVID-19 Vaccine, despite Claims to Contrary

• Published on January 5, 2023

  ‘Highly Contagious’ XBB Variant Becomes Dominant COVID Strain, as Boston-Area Virus Wastewater Levels Keep Rising

• Published on January 5, 2023

  When Is It Time to Mask up Again? Boston Doctors Weigh In

• Published on January 3, 2023

  Boston Doctors Explain ‘Dramatic Uptick’ in COVID Wastewater Levels as XBB Subvariant Spreads

• Published on November 15, 2022

  Doctors Debate Study That Found Masks in Boston-Area Schools Cut COVID Rates

• Published on November 7, 2022

  Is It the Flu, COVID or a Cold?

• Published on October 25, 2022

  ‘Nightmare’ XBB Variant Likely Already Here, Boston Doctors Say

• Published on October 14, 2022

  BPS Says COVID Cases Haven’t Spiked in Schools This Fall. Here’s Why.

• Published on October 4, 2022

  COVID Is Rising in Mass. Wastewater. Here’s What Experts Say That Means

• Published on September 28, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Surges as BA.4.6 Rises: ‘the Wastewater Spike Is Worrisome’

• Published on September 14, 2022

  Malaria: New Vaccine Candidate Shows Promise in Clinical Trials

• Published on August 23, 2022

  BU Researchers: We Have the Potential to Prevent Endemic Monkeypox

• Published on August 22, 2022

  Overlapping Emergencies Strain the Nation’s Public Health Workforce and Threaten Critical Vaccination Campaigns

• Published on August 22, 2022

  Overlapping Emergencies Strain the Nation’s Public Health Workforce and Threaten Critical Vaccination Campaigns

• Published on August 19, 2022

  We Have the Potential to Prevent Endemic Monkeypox

• Published on August 19, 2022

  Monkeypox Cancels LGBTQ Event, but What Is the Risk?

• Published on July 20, 2022

  ‘Oh My God, Not Again’: COVID Variant Making Reinfections More Common

• Published on July 19, 2022

  Medical experts urge caution as COVID case numbers rise in Boston

• Published on July 13, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Rises as BA.5 Variant Takes Over: ‘More Infectious and Evading Some Prior Immunity’

• Published on July 1, 2022

  BA.4, BA.5 Variants Could Spark ‘New Wave’ of COVID This Summer, Massachusetts Reports 1,529 New Cases

• Published on June 23, 2022

  Variants BA.4 and BA.5 Are Spreading in New England. Here’s What You Need to Know.

• Published on June 23, 2022

  Variants BA.4 and BA.5 Are Spreading in New England. Here’s What You Need to Know.

• Published on June 13, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Plunges in Northern Region: ‘This Is a Good Sign’

• Published on June 10, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Plunges in Northern Region: ‘This Is a Good Sign’

• Published on June 6, 2022

  Monkeypox Outbreak: Us Doctor on Surveillance Team That Helped ID First Cases, Says Outbreak Shows How ‘Vulnerable We Are’ to New Pathogens

• Published on June 6, 2022

  Monkeypox Outbreak: Us Doctor on Surveillance Team That Helped ID First Cases, Says Outbreak Shows How ‘Vulnerable We Are’ to New Pathogens

• Published on June 5, 2022

  Monkeypox Outbreak: Boston Doctor on Surveillance Team That Helped ID First Cases, Says Outbreak Shows How ‘Vulnerable We Are’ to New Pathogens

• Published on June 2, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Drops in Southern Region, Stays up in North

• Published on May 26, 2022

  Monkeypox Outbreak: What to Know About Its Spread, Symptoms and Vaccines

• Published on May 24, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Drops: A ‘Very Positive Change’ as Virus Cases Decline 21%

• Published on May 24, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Drops: A ‘Very Positive Change’ as Virus Cases Decline 21%

• Published on May 24, 2022

  Monkeypox Outbreak: What to Know About Its Spread, Symptoms and Vaccines

• Published on May 17, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Spikes to January Levels: ‘We Are in the Throes of a New Wave’

• Published on May 8, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Rises Again: ‘Worrisome Although Not Too Surprising’

• Published on April 24, 2022

  Boston-Area COVID Wastewater Data Starts Dropping: ‘I’m Cautiously Optimistic’

• Published on April 20, 2022

  New Omicron Subvariant BA.2.12.1 on the Rise in New England, COVID Strain Appears to Be ‘Even More Transmissible’

• Published on April 19, 2022

  Medical Experts Advise Public to Keep Masking on Public Transit after Federal Judge Lifts National Mandate

• Published on April 15, 2022

  After COVID Infection, Is Five Days of Isolation Enough?

• Published on April 12, 2022

  Is Five Days of COVID Isolation Enough? New BU Study Has Some Answers

• Published on April 7, 2022

  COVID-19 Ticks up in Wastewater — Are We in the Midst of a New Surge?

• Published on April 4, 2022

  COVID-19 Case Numbers Continue to Rise, Severe Illness Remains Low

• Published on April 4, 2022

  Moderna CEO in Boston and Elon Musk’s Twitter Stake

• Published on April 3, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Jump Shows ‘a New Wave Has Begun’

• Published on March 31, 2022

  A COVID-19 Spike like the One in China Is Unlikely in the Us, Experts Say. Here’s Why

• Published on March 29, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Is on the Rise Again: ‘I Do Expect Another Wave to Start Soon’

• Published on March 18, 2022

  COVID-19 Cases Are Exploding in Asia. Here’s What It Means for the Rest of the World.

• Published on March 18, 2022

  COVID’s Coming Back in Europe. Are We Next?

• Published on March 17, 2022

  CDC: Flu Vaccine Was Not Very Effective This Season

• Published on March 16, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Is Ticking Back Up after Plunge: ‘Something We Need to Keep Our Eye On’

• Published on March 10, 2022

  Checking in on the State of the Pandemic, 2 Years after Mass. Emergency Declaration

• Published on March 10, 2022

  TSA Extends Mask Mandate for Planes, Trains and Buses: A ‘Very Cautious’ Decision That Could End Next Month

• Published on February 28, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Is Plateauing after Steep Plunge: ‘This Isn’t Too Surprising’

• Published on February 28, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Is Plateauing after Steep Plunge: ‘This Isn’t Too Surprising’

• Published on February 20, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Sinks to Summer Levels: ‘This Is Great News Indeed’

• Published on February 15, 2022

  COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children Delayed

• Published on February 14, 2022

  New Massachusetts Data on Boosters and Coronavirus Breakthrough Cases: 180 Boosted People Have Died, 586 Hospitalized

• Published on February 4, 2022

  When Is the Right Time to Drop Mask Mandates? MA Towns and Cities Consider It

• Published on January 26, 2022

  Everything We Know About Long-Haul COVID

• Published on January 25, 2022

  Baker Bingo; Inside the Search for Boston’s Next Police Commissioner

• Published on January 25, 2022

  Ask the Docs: A Tale of Two Pandemics

• Published on January 24, 2022

  Here’s What to Do after Being Exposed to Omicron

• Published on January 21, 2022

  What Comes after Omicron? Doctors Share Their Coronavirus Predictions

• Published on January 21, 2022

  Has the Omicron Surge Peaked in Massachusetts?

• Published on January 21, 2022

  Almost Half of Mass. COVID Hospitalizations Are Now Classified as ‘Incidental.’ Here’s What That Means.

• Published on January 19, 2022

  Should I Take a Rapid Coronavirus Test or a PCR? Public Health Experts Breakdown the Facts

• Published on January 18, 2022

  Despite Omicron, Most Mass. Colleges to Return to Campus in Person and on Time

• Published on January 13, 2022

  Flu Too? Alongside COVID, Flu Cases Are Rising in Mass.

• Published on January 12, 2022

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Takes a Plunge: ‘an Encouraging Sign’ as COVID Cases Surge

• Published on January 12, 2022

  Greater Boston Colleges Prepare to Welcome Back Students amid Omicron

• Published on January 7, 2022

  Who Is Robert Malone? Joe Rogan’s Guest Was a Vaccine Scientist, Became an Anti-vaccine Darling

• Published on January 5, 2022

  Boston Children’s Hospital Reporting Jump in Coronavirus Patients, Creating More Isolation Rooms amid Omicron Wave

• Published on January 4, 2022

  As Experts Advise Better Masks to Protect against Omicron, Government Is Starting to Provide Them

• Published on January 3, 2022

  COVID Levels in Boston Area’s Wastewater Keep Rising to New Highs

• Published on January 3, 2022

  Which Type of COVID Test Should I Get? Doctors Weigh In

• Published on January 3, 2022

  How Long Will the Omicron Wave Last, and Will Baker and Biden’s Plans Help?

• Published on January 3, 2022

  Found Yourself in Quarantine? We Asked Public Health Experts for Suggestions on How to Spend the Time

• Published on January 3, 2022

  On College Campuses, Omicron Is Fueling More Stress for Students as It Causes Another Round of Closures

• Published on January 3, 2022

  Experts Say Boston’s New Proof of Vaccination Rules Should Help Fight COVID Surge

• Published on January 3, 2022

  Massachusetts Reports Record-Breaking Number of Daily Coronavirus Cases: ‘This Is Pretty Scary’

• Published on December 21, 2021

  NFL Could Become Trend-Setter for COVID-19 Testing Policies

• Published on December 21, 2021

  NFL Could Become Trend-Setter for COVID-19 Testing Policies

• Published on December 20, 2021

  ‘Tuesday Is Too Late’: Health Experts Urge Biden to Move Faster amid Omicron Threat

• Published on December 17, 2021

  Colleges Consider More Restrictions as Omicron Outbreaks Increase, but Concerns about Student Mental Health Give Pause

• Published on December 17, 2021

  What’s the Latest on Omicron for Massachusetts Residents? One Infectious Disease Specialist Weighs In

• Published on December 17, 2021

  Do Vaccines, Boosters Work against the Omicron Variant? Here’s What Boston Doctors Say

• Published on December 16, 2021

  Here’s What Boston Doctors Think of Baker’s Strategy to Slow COVID Surge

• Published on December 16, 2021

  Wastewater Analysis Shows Us Could Be In for Another Spike in COVID-19 Cases

• Published on December 15, 2021

  COVID-19 Pills ‘Exciting’ but Not Vaccine Replacement, Boston Doctor Says

• Published on December 15, 2021

  Pfizer’s Coronavirus Oral Antiviral Pill Could Be Game Changer: A ‘Really Important Weapon’ as Infections Surge

• Published on December 14, 2021

  Public Health Experts Urge Masking, Boosters as Most U.S. Omicron Cases Are Hitting the Fully Vaccinated

• Published on December 13, 2021

  Are Holiday Parties Safe amid COVID Spike? Here’s Advice from Top Boston Doctors

• Published on December 13, 2021

  When Should I Get a COVID-19 Test? Here’s a Simple Guide

• Published on December 13, 2021

  ‘Nowhere to Go but Up’: Boston Doctors Expect More Omicron Cases

• Published on December 8, 2021

  Wastewater Helps Cities Detect Community Spread of COVID Variants Like Omicron

• Published on December 7, 2021

  Omicron Latest: Boston Doctors Criticize Travel Bans as New Restrictions Take Effect

• Published on December 7, 2021

  ‘Everything is on the Table’: Wu Names New COVID Committee Amid Omicron, Winter Surge

• Published on December 7, 2021

  How Nervous Should We Be about Omicron? Advice from Boston Doctors

• Published on December 7, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Levels Are Skyrocketing: ‘This Is Pretty Worrisome’

• Published on December 3, 2021

  Ask PolitiFact: Does the CDC Lack Data on Reinfection of People with Natural Immunity to COVID-19?

• Published on December 3, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker, Cases and Hospitalizations Are All Surging Again after Thanksgiving: ‘We Need to Act’

• Published on December 3, 2021

  Do Existing COVID Vaccines Protect against Omicron? Boston Doctors Explain

• Published on December 3, 2021

  Experts Worry about Spiking Mass. COVID Case Counts, Hold Out on Omicron Judgments

• Published on December 3, 2021

  Expert: Too Soon to Say If Omicron Is ‘the Next Scary Thing’

• Published on December 2, 2021

  Biden’s Latest Travel Ban Is “Probably a Waste of Time”

• Published on December 2, 2021

  State Tightens Rules for Hospitals amid COVID-19 Surge

• Published on December 2, 2021

  COVID Infections in Mass. Reach Highest Level in Months, While First Omicron Case in Us Is Identified

• Published on December 2, 2021

  Omicron Variant: ‘A Little Too Much Hype, Saying This Is the Next Scary Thing’

• Published on November 30, 2021

  Omicron Variant: “A Little Too Much Hype, Saying This Is the Next Scary Thing”

• Published on November 29, 2021

  Tips to Stay Healthy as Omicron Variant Spreads

• Published on November 29, 2021

  Stuffed and Stuffy? COVID Symptoms to Look Out for after Thanksgiving

• Published on November 29, 2021

  ‘Our Hospitals Are Full’: Boston Doctors Warn of COVID Surge amid Bed Shortage

• Published on November 29, 2021

  Is the Pfizer Vaccine Really 100% Effective in Teens?

• Published on November 24, 2021

  Thanksgiving Coronavirus Safety Tips: Boston Doctors on How to Have a Safe Holiday Gathering

• Published on November 24, 2021

  MIAA Will Require High-School Basketball Players, Other Indoor Sports to Wear Masks This Winter

• Published on November 24, 2021

  ‘The Situation Is Worrisome’: Boston Doctor Urges Caution Headed into Holiday Season as Mass. Sees Rising COVID Cases

• Published on November 18, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker Is Spiking Ahead of Thanksgiving: ‘It’s Quite Worrisome’

• Published on November 18, 2021

  COVID Booster Shots: What to Know About Immunity, Eligibility in Mass.

• Published on November 18, 2021

  Boston’s Universities’ COVID-19 Safety Measures Start Well in Fall Semester, Hope for Future

• Published on November 17, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: Are We Headed into Another Surge?

• Published on November 15, 2021

  Are At-Home COVID Tests Accurate? Boston Doctors Weigh In

• Published on November 15, 2021

  Covid Pills May Save Lives, But They Won’t End the Pandemic

• Published on November 12, 2021

  Breakthrough COVID Cases up 44% In Massachusetts

• Published on November 11, 2021

  Everything You Need to Know Before Traveling During a Pandemic

• Published on November 10, 2021

  Novavax Coronavirus Vaccine Simple and a Likely Pandemic Game-Changer

• Published on November 5, 2021

  Boston Doctors Warn against Use of Ivermectin as COVID-19 Treatment

• Published on November 4, 2021

  Should I Vaccinate My Kids? Boston Doctors Talk Risk of Myocarditis

• Published on November 1, 2021

  COVID, the Flu or a Common Cold? Here’s How to Tell the Difference

• Published on October 29, 2021

  Do We Need to Be Concerned about the Delta Plus COVID Variant in Mass.?

• Published on October 25, 2021

  Should Mass. Lift the School Mask Mandate? Here’s What Boston Doctors Think

• Published on October 20, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: MIX and Match Vaccine Boosters, Mandates

• Published on October 12, 2021

  Is It Safe to Trick-Or-Treat This Halloween? Boston Doctors Weigh In

• Published on October 8, 2021

  Malaria Vaccine—the First Ever to Immunize against a Parasitic Infection—Gets Green Light from WHO

• Published on October 8, 2021

  Headed to Watch or Run In the 2021 Boston Marathon? Here’s What Doctors Say You Should Know About Your Risk of COVID-19.

• Published on October 7, 2021

  Boston Doctors Explain Long COVID and Neurological Symptoms

• Published on October 5, 2021

  Moderna Booster Shot: What to Know as FDA Evaluates Potential for Half Dose

• Published on October 5, 2021

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Breakthrough Deaths: 71% Had Underlying Conditions, Median Age Was 82

• Published on October 1, 2021

  Fact Check: Xylitol May Be Helpful against Viruses, but Experts Warn against Hydrogen Peroxide

• Published on September 30, 2021

  Pfizer’s COVID Pill Could Be ‘Game Changer,’ Boston Doctor Says

• Published on September 29, 2021

  Who Should Get a Booster Shot? And When?

• Published on September 27, 2021

  ‘The Biggest Threat’: COVID Variants Spread among the Unvaccinated

• Published on September 27, 2021

  Covidadverse Effects That Might Occur from COVID-19 Vaccine Booster, Here’s Everything You Should Know

• Published on September 24, 2021

  Everything We Know About COVID Booster Shots, Side Effects

• Published on September 24, 2021

  When Will COVID Vaccines Be Available for Younger Children? What You Need to Know

• Published on September 20, 2021

  UMass Amherst Reports 371 COVID-19 Cases Two Weeks into Classes

• Published on September 17, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker: Descent Could Be ‘Earliest Sign’ of Region Heading in Right Direction

• Published on September 17, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: Vaccines for Kids, Mandates, and Booster Shots

• Published on September 15, 2021

  Election Day Check-in

• Published on September 14, 2021

  When Will COVID End?

• Published on September 10, 2021

  State Prepping for COVID-19 Boosters

• Published on September 9, 2021

  State: Be Ready for Boosters

• Published on September 8, 2021

  Here’s Who Gets Breakthrough COVID Cases in Mass.

• Published on August 27, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker: Plunging Data Is ‘Encouraging’ after Recent Spikes

• Published on August 27, 2021

  CDC Downplays Report of 6-Month Booster Plan

• Published on August 25, 2021

  If You Live In These States, the Delta Surge Could Be Ending Soon

• Published on August 25, 2021

  Churches Have Been ‘Ground Zero’ for COVID-19 Outbreaks. Why Do They Get an Exemption from Boston’s New Mask Mandate?

• Published on August 24, 2021

  Local Reaction to Pfizer Vaccine FDA Approval

• Published on August 24, 2021

  The Latest on Pfizer’s FDA Approval and Back-to-School COVID Anxiety

• Published on August 18, 2021

  The Delta Variant: What You Need to Know

• Published on August 16, 2021

  Myths vs. Facts: Making Sense of COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation

• Published on August 13, 2021

  Here’s Why Getting Vaccinated Wasn’t a Waste, despite Delta Variant, Breakthrough Cases

• Published on August 11, 2021

  Starting August 10th, Equinox Hotels Will Be Mandating Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination for All Guests

• Published on August 11, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: Delta Surging, Mandates

• Published on August 10, 2021

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Breakthrough Deaths: 73% Had Underlying Conditions, Median Age Was 82.5

• Published on August 10, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker: Southern Region COVID Data Is Nearly Double the Northern Data

• Published on August 9, 2021

  NOT REAL NEWS: A Look at What Didn’t Happen This Week

• Published on August 5, 2021

  Equinox Group Announces Proof of Vaccine Requirement for Equinox Clubs and SoulCycle Studios

• Published on August 3, 2021

  Massachusetts Breakthrough Coronavirus Cases: 137 Daily Infections, 4 Daily Hospitalizations in Recent Weeks amid Delta Variant

• Published on August 3, 2021

  Can the UK and India Offer Clues into the Future of the Delta Variant?

• Published on August 2, 2021

  Massachusetts Reports Jump of 742 New Coronavirus Cases as ‘Worrisome’ Trend Continues

• Published on August 2, 2021

  With COVID on the Rise, We Asked Disease Experts How They’re Traveling, Dining, and Gathering

• Published on August 2, 2021

  Doctors Divided on Charlie Baker’s New Massachusetts Masking Guidelines

• Published on August 2, 2021

  Allure of $1M Not Boosting Vaccination Rates in Mass.

• Published on August 2, 2021

  In Historic Massachusetts, Some Iconic Sites Remain Closed or Have Limited Schedules

• Published on July 29, 2021

  Trust Index: Fact-Checking Desantis’ Statement on Children Wearing Masks in School

• Published on July 28, 2021

  VaxMillions Prizes Not Boosting Vaccinations

• Published on July 27, 2021

  Fauci: New Mask Guidelines for Fully Vaccinated People ‘under Active Consideration’ as Coronavirus Cases Surge

• Published on July 27, 2021

  Provincetown Leaders Impose Stricter Mask Rules amid COVID-19 Case Surge

• Published on July 27, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Tracker Shows Rise as Massachusetts Cases Jump: ‘I’m Worried’

• Published on July 23, 2021

  Soaring COVID Infections Have Some Thinking ‘Masks’

• Published on July 23, 2021

  Vaccine Cards Required in Provincetown, So Where Next?

• Published on July 21, 2021

  Delta Variant ‘Changes the Calculation’ for Herd Immunity, But ‘We Will Get There,’ Says Epidemiologist

• Published on July 21, 2021

  More Than Half of Mass. Children Ages 12 to 15 Have Received a COVID-19 Shot, But Push May Have Plateaued

• Published on July 21, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: Vaccine Mandates, Delta Variant

• Published on July 21, 2021

  The Delta Variant, Talk Of Booster Shots, And Vaccine Mandates Show We Are Not Yet Out of the Pandemic

• Published on July 19, 2021

  Deaths from New COVID-19 Strain Rise

• Published on July 19, 2021

  Here’s Why Gov. Baker Thinks COVID Cases Are Spiking in Mass.

• Published on July 16, 2021

  Health Professionals Urge Caution as Virus Cases Rise Again

• Published on July 16, 2021

  ‘I’m Worried’: Health Professionals Urge Caution as Mass. COVID Cases Rise

• Published on July 16, 2021

  Deaths from New COVID-19 Strain Rise

• Published on July 16, 2021

  ‘I’m Worried’: Health Professionals Urge Caution as Mass. COVID Cases Rise

• Published on July 15, 2021

  Mass. Coronavirus Cases Are Ticking Up Again. Should You Worry?

• Published on July 15, 2021

  Massachusetts Breakthrough Coronavirus Cases: 71 Fully Vaccinated People Have Died, 268 Hospitalizations

• Published on July 14, 2021

  Massachusetts Breakthrough Coronavirus Cases: 71 Fully Vaccinated People Have Died, 268 Hospitalizations

• Published on July 14, 2021

  The Number of COVID Cases in Vaccinated People Is ‘Incredibly Low,’ State Says

• Published on July 13, 2021

  Provincetown Reports Breakthrough Coronavirus Cases, Massachusetts Reports 1 COVID Death and 322 Cases over past 3 Days

• Published on July 12, 2021

  Concerned about the Delta Variant? This Sports Analogy Helps Explain the Risk

• Published on July 12, 2021

  Massachusetts Doctors Express Concern over the Coronavirus Delta Variant

• Published on July 9, 2021

  Biden Says He’s ‘Bringing Back the Pros’ for Virus Briefings

• Published on July 8, 2021

  Delta Variant Taking Over as Dominant Strain in Mass., Experts Say

• Published on July 7, 2021

  Navigating Vaccine Requirements for International Students

• Published on July 2, 2021

  Does the Delta Variant Mean We’re All Going to Have to Wear Masks Again?

• Published on July 2, 2021

  Students Reflect on Continued COVID-19 Requirements for Fall Semester, Visa Struggles

• Published on July 2, 2021

  Johnson & Johnson Vaccine and the Delta Variant: Will a Booster Shot Be Needed?

• Published on June 30, 2021

  Surging Coronavirus Cases and Deaths in Russia Show the Delta Variant’s Havoc on a Largely Unvaccinated Population

• Published on June 28, 2021

  Half of Adults Infected in Latest COVID-19 Outbreak Were Fully Vaccinated: Israeli Official

• Published on June 28, 2021

  4,115 Vaccinated People Have Died, Been Hospitalized with COVID-19 ‘Breakthrough’ Infections: CDC

• Published on June 24, 2021

  Nearly 4000 Fully Vaccinated People in Massachusetts Test Positive For COVID, Report Says

• Published on June 23, 2021

  Almost 4,000 Fully Vaccinated People Test Positive For COVID-19 in Massachusetts

• Published on June 23, 2021

  Nearly 4,000 Massachusetts Residents Out of 3.7 Million Fully Vaccinated against COVID-19 Have Tested Positive For the Virus, Health Officials Say

• Published on June 23, 2021

  Biden Admin Won’t Meet COVID-19 Vaccine Goal: White House

• Published on June 23, 2021

  State Records Nearly 4,000 Cases of COVID-19 in Fully Vaccinated Residents

• Published on June 23, 2021

  Nearly 4,000 Fully Vaccinated People in Massachusetts Test Positive For COVID, Officials Say

• Published on June 23, 2021

  Mass. Reaches Milestone of 4.1 Million People Fully Vaccinated. Here’s Why That Matters.

• Published on June 22, 2021

  Almost 4,000 Fully Vaccinated People in Massachusetts Have Tested Positive For COVID-19

• Published on June 17, 2021

  FSF Calls for Science-Based Approach to Accelerate Safe Reopening of Borders for Travel

• Published on June 17, 2021

  ‘Dangerous Time’: Doctor Warns of Summer Spread of Delta COVID Variant

• Published on June 17, 2021

  Nearly 4,000 Fully Vaccinated People in Massachusetts Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus

• Published on June 16, 2021

  Researchers Say Wolbachia Bacteria Method Cuts Dengue by 77% In Trial

• Published on June 16, 2021

  Massachusetts Communities Hit Hardest By Coronavirus Now Lag Far behind in Vaccinations

• Published on June 16, 2021

  You’re Fully Vaccinated; Now What Are Your Chances of Getting ‘Breakthrough’ COVID?

• Published on June 4, 2021

  Post-Vax Infections Top 4,300 in Mass.

• Published on May 24, 2021

  Tens of Thousands of Mass. 12- To 15-Year-Olds Got COVID Shots in the First Week of Eligibility

• Published on May 21, 2021

  Baker Seeks to Join Interstate Physician Pact

• Published on May 20, 2021

  Baker Seeks to Join Interstate Physician Pact

• Published on May 19, 2021

  ‘Massachusetts Is Open for Business’: Lifting of Pandemic Restrictions Brings Surprise, Elation

• Published on May 19, 2021

  Masks off on May 29: Answering Listener Coronavirus Questions

• Published on May 17, 2021

  Boston Epidemiologist Reacts to CDC Dropping Mask Mandate for Vaccinated People

• Published on May 17, 2021

  Baker Expected to Update State Reopening Early This Week, Following CDC Indoor Mask Changes

• Published on May 10, 2021

  Parents Call on Baker to Relax Child Mask Mandate in Mass.

• Published on May 6, 2021

  Will Mass. Achieve Herd Immunity against the Coronavirus Pandemic? Maybe, Experts Say, but It Could Be Difficult

• Published on May 6, 2021

  BU Opens Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics for Students, Staff

• Published on May 6, 2021

  Boston-Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Shows UK Variant Is Predominant Strain

• Published on May 4, 2021

  4 Mass Vaccination Sites to Close by End of June as State Nears Goal of 4.1 Million Fully Vaccinated

• Published on May 3, 2021

  Coronavirus Herd Immunity Increasingly ‘Elusive,’ Public Health Experts Say

• Published on April 30, 2021

  Five Charts That Show How Mass. Is Doing In the Battle against the Coronavirus

• Published on April 29, 2021

  BU Professionals Advise on COVID-19-Safe, Mindful Summer

• Published on April 28, 2021

  Charlie Baker Announces Plans to Lift More COVID-19 Restrictions over the Next Month and Ease Outdoor Mask Mandate Friday

• Published on April 23, 2021

  Charts: Recent COVID-19 Data Shows Promising Indicators for Mass.

• Published on April 21, 2021

  Massachusetts Outdoor Mask Mandate: Calls Grow to Relax Mask Order, But Charlie Baker Not Ready to Commit

• Published on April 21, 2021

  Campus-Wide Campaign Urges Vaccination, Followed By Upload

• Published on April 20, 2021

  Experts and Advocates Urge Greater Equity in Distributing Doses

• Published on April 16, 2021

  International Students Face Unique Challenges with Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations for the Fall

• Published on April 16, 2021

  Many Likely Skipped Massachusetts Travel Form, Records Show

• Published on April 16, 2021

  We Asked Experts What They’re Comfortable Doing Now That They’ve Been Vaccinated. Here’s What They Said

• Published on April 15, 2021

  BU Sees Surge In COVID Cases as Hundreds of Students Sanctioned for Noncompliance

• Published on April 15, 2021

  Students Offered Reduced-Density Housing For the Fall, University Still Evaluating Policy

• Published on April 15, 2021

  Boston Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Shows B.1.1.7 Variant for Three Straight Weeks

• Published on April 15, 2021

  COVID-19 Vaccines and Variants Explained

• Published on April 14, 2021

  Here’s What to Know About Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccines Being Paused

• Published on April 13, 2021

  BU Announces Student COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement for Fall 2021

• Published on April 13, 2021

  Massachusetts Ranks High for Coronavirus Variant Cases as Infections Spike across State

• Published on April 12, 2021

  Late Start Didn’t Slow Massachusetts Golf in 2020

• Published on April 12, 2021

  Boston University Requiring Students to Get Coronavirus Vaccine before Start Of Fall Classes

• Published on April 6, 2021

  Massachusetts to Reach Major COVID-19 Reopening Milestone on Monday

• Published on April 6, 2021

  Mass. Health Officials Concerned about Virus Spike

• Published on April 6, 2021

  1 Million More Become Vaccine Eligible in Massachusetts, as Students Return to in-Person Learning and Cases in Schools Hit New Record

• Published on April 5, 2021

  More Than 1.3 Million Massachusetts Residents Are Fully Vaccinated; So Why Are Cases Still Rising?

• Published on April 1, 2021

  Headed to Fenway for Opening Day? What Doctors Say You Should Know about Your Coronavirus Risk.

• Published on April 1, 2021

  Coronavirus Wastewater Data: Cambridge Researchers Detect UK Variant in Sewage Samples

• Published on March 29, 2021

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases Spike Again, as Push Is on to ‘Surge Vaccine’ into State

• Published on March 29, 2021

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases Spike Again, as Push Is on to ‘Surge Vaccine’ into State

• Published on March 29, 2021

  COVID-19 Cases Are Rising in What Experts Say Is a Warning Sign

• Published on March 29, 2021

  Flu Season Blunted by COVID-19 Pandemic

• Published on March 24, 2021

  CFA Brass, Woodwind Performers Can Return to In-Person Rehearsals

• Published on March 22, 2021

  Massachusetts Rescinds Coronavirus Travel Order, Stadiums Open Monday, Says Charlie Baker

• Published on March 18, 2021

  John Kerry Caught without a Mask on Boston-to-DC Flight; Airline to ‘Underscore’ Rules

• Published on March 18, 2021

  COVID-19 Variant from Brazil Found in Mass.

• Published on March 18, 2021

  First Case of Potentially More Contagious Brazil COVID Variant Found in Massachusetts

• Published on March 17, 2021

  Report: Many State Police Employees Have Not Been Vaccinated

• Published on March 16, 2021

  Average Age of Massachusetts Coronavirus Patients Drops Amid Vaccine Rollout

• Published on March 11, 2021

  Cape Ann League Football Fans Hoping to Be Able to Attend Away Games

• Published on March 10, 2021

  State Marks Year under Emergency Rules

• Published on March 9, 2021

  Coronavirus Hospitalizations in Massachusetts Plummet since Start of Vaccine Rollout

• Published on March 8, 2021

  Not Real News: A Look at What Didn’t Happen This Week

• Published on March 8, 2021

  Coronavirus Hospitalizations in Massachusetts Plummet since Start of Vaccine Rollout

• Published on March 4, 2021

  Everything We Know about the Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine: What’s Different and When Can You Get It?

• Published on March 2, 2021

  To Reopen or Not to Reopen? Some Say Baker’s Loosening of Restrictions Is Premature

• Published on March 1, 2021

  ‘Charlie, You’re Making a Big Mistake’: Experts Criticize State’s Monday Reopening

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Health Expert Says It’s Safe for Fans to Attend Outdoor Sports

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Health Expert Says It’s Safe for Fans to Attend Outdoor Sports

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Health Expert: Safe for Fans to Watch Outdoor HS Sports

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Sports Fans Return to Fenway Park, Gillette as Charlie Baker Peels Back Coronavirus Restrictions

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Massachusetts Halts New Coronavirus Vaccine Doses to Boston-Area Universities, Will Nonetheless Present Second Doses

• Published on March 1, 2021

  Massachusetts Halts New Coronavirus Vaccine Doses to Boston-Area Universities, Will Still Provide Second Doses

• Published on March 1, 2021

  We Asked Doctors: When Will We Stop Wearing Face Masks?

• Published on March 1, 2021

  An Infectious Disease Specialist Discusses Baker’s Plans to Further Reopen Mass.

• Published on February 25, 2021

  Some College Buildings Are Vaccination Sites, but Most Faculty, Students Aren’t Eligible Yet

• Published on February 25, 2021

  Boston Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data up after Declining for Several Weeks

• Published on February 25, 2021

  BU Proceeds With Phase Two Vaccinations, Faces Limited Supply

• Published on February 24, 2021

  Ask the Doctors: Another Grim Milestone, as Cases Drop

• Published on February 16, 2021

  ‘Severely Limited’ Vaccine Supply Could Be ‘Disruptive’ to Massachusetts Hospitals

• Published on February 16, 2021

  More Cases of Mutant COVID-19 Strain Reported

• Published on February 9, 2021

  Does Wearing Two Masks Provide More Protection?

• Published on February 8, 2021

  Asthma Left off Massachusetts Vaccine Eligibility List, Causing Concern

• Published on February 8, 2021

  Artificial Intelligence Could Help ‘Fine-Tune’ Vaccine Priority Lists, Predict Mortality, Study Reports

• Published on February 8, 2021

  Does Wearing Two Masks Provide More Protection?

• Published on February 8, 2021

  How the NFL Tackled COVID-19

• Published on February 5, 2021

  Baker Increases Capacity Limit on Restaurants, Gyms, and Other Businesses to 40 Percent Starting Monday

• Published on February 5, 2021

  Does Wearing Two Masks Provide More Protection?

• Published on February 3, 2021

  The Data Gaps in the Fight against COVID-19: Experts Point Out What We Still Don’t Know

• Published on February 3, 2021

  What’s behind the Dip in Coronavirus Cases? We Ask Specialists

• Published on February 3, 2021

  Things to Know: Vaccine Shipments Coming to US Pharmacies

• Published on February 3, 2021

  BU to Begin Screening COVID-19 Tests to Identify New Variants

• Published on February 2, 2021

  Does Wearing Two Masks Provide More Protection?

• Published on February 2, 2021

  Does Wearing Two Masks Provide More Protection?

• Published on February 2, 2021

  Colleges Distribute Vaccines, Though Most Students, Faculty Aren’t Eligible for Shots Yet

• Published on February 1, 2021

  Stephen Lynch Tests Positive for Coronavirus after Receiving Second Vaccine Dose

• Published on February 1, 2021

  Coronavirus Today: Seniors’ Many Vaccine Obstacles

• Published on February 1, 2021

  Massachusetts Congressman Tests Positive for COVID-19 Weeks after Second Vaccine Dose

• Published on February 1, 2021

  Coronavirus Herd Immunity: Slow Vaccine Rollout and New Variants Jeopardize Timeline

• Published on January 29, 2021

  Biden Says He’s ‘Bringing Back the Pros’ in Regular COVID-19 Response Briefings

• Published on January 28, 2021

  Virus Will Kill Many More, White House Projects as Briefings Resume

• Published on January 28, 2021

  Biden ‘Bringing Back the Pros’ for Virus Briefings

• Published on January 28, 2021

  Virus Will Kill Many More, WH Projects as Briefings Resume

• Published on January 27, 2021

  COVID-19 Variant Stirs Concerns

• Published on January 27, 2021

  Biden Says He’s ‘Bringing Back the Pros’ for Virus Briefings

• Published on January 25, 2021

  CDC Extends Period between the Two Doses of the Coronavirus Vaccine People Need

• Published on January 25, 2021

  Contagious COVID-19 Variant Stirs State Concerns

• Published on January 25, 2021

  BU Removes Brass and Woodwind Players from Group Performances

• Published on January 25, 2021

  WHO Did Not Say PCR Tests Grossly Inflate Positive Test Numbers

• Published on January 25, 2021

  Better Masks Can Help Protect against New Coronavirus Variant, Massachusetts Medical Experts Say

• Published on January 25, 2021

  Health Experts Weigh in as Massachusetts Lifts Coronavirus Curfew Monday

• Published on January 25, 2021

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases up 4,330, Deaths Rise by 75

• Published on January 21, 2021

  COVID-19 Variant Stirs Concerns

• Published on January 21, 2021

  Vaccine Effectiveness and What We Know About the New Highly Contagious COVID Strain in Massachusetts

• Published on January 19, 2021

  Routine Is Crucial for Managing Chronic Stress, Says UMass Psychologist

• Published on January 19, 2021

  COVID-19 Variant Detected in Massachusetts Woman Who Traveled to UK, According to State

• Published on January 15, 2021

  BU Reports Large COVID-19 Spike as Spring Semester Set to Start

• Published on January 14, 2021

  Boston Area Coronavirus Wastewater Data Hits Record Levels, a ‘Scary’ Sign After Already High Case Counts

• Published on January 12, 2021

  Charts: While You’ve Been Worried About the Future of Our Democracy, the Coronavirus Has Continued to Surge in Mass.

• Published on January 11, 2021

  What Symptoms Signal Coronavirus and Not Just Cold, Flu, or Allergies

• Published on January 6, 2021

  As Some Massachusetts Healthcare Workers Decline Coronavirus Vaccine, Others Worry About the Message It Sends

• Published on January 5, 2021

  COVID-19 Risk for Workers at Restaurants: Cramped Kitchens

• Published on January 5, 2021

  190 Massachusetts Cities and Towns at High Risk for COVID-19 Transmission as Officials Brace for New Variant

• Published on January 5, 2021

  Checking in on Massachusetts’ Vaccine Rollout

• Published on January 5, 2021

  Boston Says Goodbye and Good Riddance 2020

• Published on December 23, 2020

  Long Lines Keep People Waiting for Pre-Christmas COVID Testing

• Published on December 21, 2020

  Boston Medical Center Receives Its First Doses of Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine

• Published on December 18, 2020

  Massachusetts Travel Order Enforcement

• Published on December 17, 2020

  The COVID-19 Vaccines: Everything You Need to Know

• Published on December 16, 2020

  The COVID-19 Vaccines: Everything You Need to Know

• Published on December 14, 2020

  A Year After COVID First Appeared: What Do We Know About the Virus Now?

• Published on December 14, 2020

  Amid Vaccines’ Promise, Mass. Continues to Face Rising Numbers of COVID-19 Deaths, Cases

• Published on December 14, 2020

  Vaccine Shipments to Begin as New Coronavirus Restrictions Take Effect in Mass.

• Published on December 11, 2020

  How Soon Will Americans Get Access to a COVID-19 Vaccine?

• Published on December 11, 2020

  Early Vaccine Phases Will Likely Ease the Burden on Hospitals, but May Not Slow the Spread

• Published on December 9, 2020

  Baker Places COVID-19 Vaccine Order

• Published on December 8, 2020

  Baker Places COVID-19 Vaccine Order

• Published on December 3, 2020

  Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases Rise 4,613 — a One-Day Record High for State

• Published on December 2, 2020

  Mass. Logs 4,464 Coronavirus Cases, 29 Deaths, After Skipping a Day of Reporting

• Published on December 2, 2020

  Millions Travel for Thanksgiving Despite Coronavirus, Leaving Public Health Experts ‘Stunned’

• Published on December 2, 2020

  Public Health Experts Closely Watch COVID-19 Rates as Thanksgiving Travelers Return Home

• Published on December 2, 2020

  Coronavirus Vaccines a ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel,’ but Restrictions Will Likely Last Months Longer

• Published on December 2, 2020

  Confused About Changes to Mass. COVID Data? We Asked Experts to Explain Them

• Published on November 25, 2020

  Boston Coronavirus Metrics Continue Climb as Experts Say Restaurants Likely First Restriction Target

• Published on November 25, 2020

  People Exposed to COVID-19 Can Leave Quarantine After as Little as 10 Days Under New Massachusetts Guidance

• Published on November 25, 2020

  Massachusetts Health Officials Want to Test Bluetooth for Coronavirus Contact Tracing

• Published on November 25, 2020

  After Promising Moderna Results, a Public Health Expert Breaks Down the Race for a Vaccine

• Published on November 25, 2020

  Fact Check: No Evidence Mask Wearers Are Arriving in ICUs With Pneumonia

• Published on November 25, 2020

  Baker Skips ‘Emergency’ Coronavirus Meeting of Northeast Governors

• Published on November 25, 2020

  BU Community Says Tighter Public Health Restrictions Are Worth Following

• Published on November 25, 2020

  30 Massachusetts Cities and Towns Are Now at High Risk for Coronavirus

• Published on November 25, 2020

  10,000 Lives Lost to COVID in Massachusetts: The Painful Toll of the Pandemic

• Published on November 25, 2020

  Meet the Group Analyzing Boston’s Sewage for a Spike in COVID

• Published on November 24, 2020

  Governor Baker Announces Tighter Mask Mandate, Other COVID-19 Restrictions

• Published on November 24, 2020

  Election 2020: A Day of Nervousness Turns to a Night of Uncertainty

• Published on September 3, 2020

  COVID-19 Sniffer Dogs Being Trained

• Published on August 26, 2020

  Biogen ‘Superspreader’ Conference Likely Led to ‘Tens of Thousands’ of COVID Infections, Report Says

• Published on August 26, 2020

  How to Keep Schools Safe as College Students Return to Campus?

• Published on August 25, 2020

  Lynn Emerges as a New Center of COVID-19 in Massachusetts

• Published on August 25, 2020

  Lynn Emerges as a New Center of COVID-19 in Massachusetts

• Published on August 25, 2020

  How COVID Plasma Treatment Works and How College Students Impact Virus Spread

• Published on August 24, 2020

  BU Updates Mask Policy to Advise Against One-Ply and Valved Masks

• Published on August 4, 2020

  Mass. Positive COVID-19 Case Rate Inches to Highest Level Since Mid-June

• Published on August 3, 2020

  Health Experts Say Extreme Heat in Arizona Could Increase Coronavirus Risks

• Published on July 31, 2020

  USC Reports Coronavirus Outbreak at Fraternity Row, 40 Infected

• Published on July 31, 2020

  Baker’s COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Panned

• Published on July 30, 2020

  Coronavirus Outbreak at Massachusetts Hospital, CEO ‘Deeply Disappointed’

• Published on July 29, 2020

  Boston Concerned About Spread of Coronavirus With Return of Off-Campus Students

• Published on July 29, 2020

  Recovered Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Vet Testing Positive for Coronavirus Raises Questions About Reinfection

• Published on July 29, 2020

  Coronavirus Outbreaks Among Hot Spot Sports Teams ‘to Be Expected,’ Public Health Experts Say

• Published on July 28, 2020

  Coronavirus Outbreak at Massachusetts Hospital After Employee Visited Hotspot

• Published on July 27, 2020

  FDA to Investigate Northshire False Test Results

• Published on July 27, 2020

  Students Are Spreading COVID-19 off Campus. Here’s How Colleges Can Stop It.

• Published on July 27, 2020

  The Framingham Heart Study Had to Move to Tele-Visits During the Coronavirus Outbreak. Altering the Generational Health Study That Began in 1948

• Published on July 24, 2020

  Why COVID-19 Test Results in Mass. May Come Back in 24 Hours—or Two Weeks

• Published on July 23, 2020

  Play Ball! Major League Baseball to Start Shortened Season

• Published on July 23, 2020

  Expert: Leaving the WHO Could Be ‘Disastrous’

• Published on July 22, 2020

  Testing Delays Are Hurting the Effort to Contain COVID-19

• Published on July 22, 2020

  Report: Delays in COVID-19 Test Results Make Virus Containment More Challenging

• Published on July 21, 2020

  Play Ball?

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Why Withdrawing the United States from the WHO ‘Is a Terrible Decision’

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Why Extreme Heat Is So Alarming for the Fight against COVID-19

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Does Wearing a Mask Pose Any Health Risks?

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Play Ball? Experts Send Mixed Signals on MLB 60-Game Season

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Play Ball? Experts Send Mixed Signals on MLB 60-Game Season

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Play Ball? Experts Send Mixed Signals on MLB 60-Game Season

• Published on July 20, 2020

  Play Ball? Experts Send Mixed Signals on MLB 60-Game Season

• Published on July 17, 2020

  Massachusetts Officials, Doctors, Concerned over CDC Coronavirus Data Streamlining with HHS

• Published on July 15, 2020

  What’s the Most Effective Face Mask to Prevent Coronavirus?

• Published on July 14, 2020

  Coronavirus Outbreaks Linked to Fraternity Houses Are a Warning for College Campuses

• Published on July 13, 2020

  Why Extreme Heat Is So Alarming for the Fight Against COVID-19

• Published on July 13, 2020

  Florida Coronavirus Outbreak ‘Completely Out of Control,’ Scientist Says

• Published on July 8, 2020

  Florida Bar and Restaurant Owners Face Foreclosures

• Published on July 8, 2020

  No, New York State Hospitals Didn’t Report Thousands of Lung Infections Caused by Face Masks

• Published on July 7, 2020

  Did Protests Lead to Spike in Coronavirus Cases?

• Published on July 7, 2020

  A Health Expert Weighs in as Mass. Braces for Phase Three Reopening

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Why Bars Should Be the 1st Thing Closed as COVID-19 Cases Rise, According to Science

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Closing Bars to Stop Coronavirus Spread Is Backed by Science

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Corona Beer Owner Constellation Brands Buys Delivery Startup Empathy Wines

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Closing Bars to Stop Coronavirus Spread Is Backed by Science

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Does Wearing a Mask Pose Any Health Risks?

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Florida’s Bars Face Uncertain Future after Being Forced to Close Again

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Wearing a Mask Poses Almost No Danger to Anyone, Experts Say

• Published on July 6, 2020

  This Is the Most Dangerous Place You Could Go, Says Coronavirus Study

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Closing Bars to Stop Coronavirus Spread Is Backed by Science

• Published on July 6, 2020

  CheapOair Offers Insight on How to Take a Fun and Safe Family Summer Vacation

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Facts Matter: Pneumonia Not Caused by Wearing Face Mask

• Published on July 6, 2020

  Closing Bars to Stop Coronavirus Spread Is Backed by Science

• Published on July 6, 2020

  A Second Coronavirus Surge Is ‘Almost Inevitable’ in Massachusetts, but Experts Say It Can Be Mitigated

• Published on July 2, 2020

  Closing Bars to Stop Coronavirus Spread Is Backed by Science

• Published on July 1, 2020

  Did a Teenager Get Pleurisy from Wearing a Face Mask for Work?

• Published on June 29, 2020

  Not Real News: A Look at What Didn’t Happen This Week

• Published on June 29, 2020

  No, You Won’t Get Pneumonia from Normal Face Mask Use

• Published on June 26, 2020

  On Reopening Schools, Scientists Say Proceed with Caution

• Published on June 25, 2020

  Normal Use of Face Masks Do Not Cause Pneumonia

• Published on June 23, 2020

  Infectious Disease Expert Weighs In on the State’s Latest Phase of Reopening

• Published on June 23, 2020

  Writing on the Wall

• Published on June 23, 2020

  COVID-19 Travel Tips: How to Stay Safe in Airports and on Planes

• Published on June 22, 2020

  AMC to Require Masks for Guests Following ‘Intense’ Outcry

• Published on June 22, 2020

  Experts Predict at Least Another Year of Coronavirus: ‘Well into 2021’

• Published on June 22, 2020

  60,000-Plus People Have Been Tested for COVID Antibodies in Mass. but the State Won’t Say How Many Tested Positive

• Published on June 19, 2020

  We Will Be Living with the Coronavirus Pandemic Well into 2021

• Published on June 19, 2020

  World Girds for Long, Hard Road Back after 450,000 Virus Deaths

• Published on June 19, 2020

  We Will Be Living with the Pandemic Well into 2021

• Published on June 18, 2020

  Even as COVID-19 Cases Surge in Some States, Governors Move Ahead on Reopening

• Published on June 17, 2020

  There’s Low Risk of Food Spreading the Virus, Experts Say after Salmon Panic

• Published on June 15, 2020

  No, Italy Is Not Exaggerating COVID-19 Deaths, Contrary to What One Italian MP Claims

• Published on June 15, 2020

  Coronavirus Ebbs in Mass., but Surges Elsewhere Could Threaten Progress

• Published on June 9, 2020

  CheapOair Offers Insight on How to Take a Fun and Safe Family Summer Vacation

• Published on June 8, 2020

  An Infectious Disease Expert’s Perspective as Mass. Enters Phase Two of Reopening

• Published on June 8, 2020

  Coronavirus FAQs: How to Stay Safe While Protesting, When to Go Out after Recovery

• Published on June 8, 2020

  Coronavirus FAQs: How to Stay Safe While Protesting; When to Go Out after Recovery

• Published on June 5, 2020

  MBTA Readies for More Riders, but How Do You Keep Social Distance on a Bus?

• Published on June 3, 2020

  Medical Professionals Concerned Large Protests Will Lead to Spike in Coronavirus Cases

• Published on June 2, 2020

  Medical Professionals Concerned Large Protests Will Lead to Spike in Coronavirus Cases

• Published on May 29, 2020

  Rebuilding America: Massachusetts Colleges Grapple with Reopening Campuses in Fall

• Published on May 27, 2020

  Study Finds Hundreds of Thousands More Mass. Residents Likely Contracted COVID-19 Than Reported

• Published on May 27, 2020

  Stitch — COVID-19: Decoded

• Published on May 26, 2020

  Some Public Health Experts Say Baker’s Reopening Plan Is Cause for Concern

• Published on May 26, 2020

  Study: Many Thousands More Mass. Residents Likely Contracted Coronavirus Than Official Count

• Published on May 26, 2020

  As Summer Unofficially Starts, How Worried Should We Bet about a Second COVID-19 Wave?

• Published on May 22, 2020

  Why Youth Sports May Have Easier Time Returning Than Pros

• Published on May 22, 2020

  Bill Belichick ‘Is Definitely High-Risk’ as NFL Plans Return

• Published on May 22, 2020

  Why Youth Sports May Have Easier Time Returning Than Pros

• Published on May 22, 2020

  Flu Shots Aren’t Causing False Positive COVID-19 Tests

• Published on May 21, 2020

  In It Together 5/18/2020

• Published on May 21, 2020

  Why Youth Sports May Have an Easier Time Returning to Action Than the Pros

• Published on May 21, 2020

  Just How Feasible Is It for the NFL to Play This Fall?

• Published on May 19, 2020

  Mass. Virus Cases Trend Downward as Baker Announces Beginning of Reopening

• Published on May 19, 2020

  Scientists Say Baker’s Reopening Plan Is Sensible, but Still Concerning

• Published on May 19, 2020

  Scientists Say Baker’s Reopening Plan Is Sensible, but Still Concerning

• Published on May 18, 2020

  Coronavirus: What We Know and What We Don’t, Explained

• Published on May 14, 2020

  For the Kids? Nation’s Largest Youth Volleyball Event to Proceed in June Despite Concerns

• Published on May 12, 2020

  As People Clamor for Coronavirus Antibody Tests, Could ‘Immunity Passes’ Be Next?

• Published on May 12, 2020

  Mass. Hit a Plateau in New Virus Cases Last Week, but Numbers Still Raise Concern

• Published on May 8, 2020

  Fact-Check: Is There a Scientific Basis for Coronavirus Social Distancing?

• Published on May 7, 2020

  Laura Ingraham Wrong About ‘No Real Scientific Basis’ for Social Distancing

• Published on May 7, 2020

  Some Scientists Think COVID-19 May Have Been Spreading Far Earlier Than Previously Thought

• Published on May 6, 2020

  In It Together 5/4/2020

• Published on May 5, 2020

  When Will Mass. Start to See the Infection Curve Go Down?

• Published on May 4, 2020

  In Educated and Affluent Massachusetts, Coronavirus Cases Surged. The Decline Has Yet to Come.

• Published on April 28, 2020

  BU Global Health Professor Says to Expect a Gradual Decline in Coronavirus Cases

• Published on April 27, 2020

  1,000 Bostonians to Receive COVID-19 Antibody Tests for MGH Study

• Published on April 27, 2020

  How Massachusetts Can Reopen from Coronavirus

• Published on April 27, 2020

  Airflow a Concern as Restaurants, Businesses Plan to Reopen Post-Pandemic

• Published on April 24, 2020

  Why the Number of Asymptomatic Coronavirus Cases Matters

• Published on April 23, 2020

  COVID: What’s Next?

• Published on April 23, 2020

  Coronavirus Sticking to Shoes in Hospitals, Study Says. What about Grocery Stores?

• Published on April 23, 2020

  Mass. Is One of the Country’s Coronavirus Hotspots

• Published on April 23, 2020

  Catching the Next Pandemic Early: The Coronavirus Is One Example

• Published on April 22, 2020

  Massachusetts Ramps Up Contact Tracing to Slow Spread of Coronavirus

• Published on April 22, 2020

  Herd Immunity Curbed COVID Deaths? No

• Published on April 22, 2020

  For the Elderly, Coronavirus Is Not Necessarily a Death Sentence. But It Can Feel like One

• Published on April 17, 2020

  No Country Has Beaten the Coronavirus Yet

• Published on April 17, 2020

  Fact-Checking Donald Trump’s Criticism of the World Health Organization

• Published on April 14, 2020

  Easter Sunday Marks Largest Single-Day Increase in Mass. COVID-19 Cases

• Published on April 13, 2020

  Coronavirus Tests That Can Reveal Who Has Already Recovered Will Become Available in ‘a Week or So,’ Fauci Says. Those People Could Go Back to Work First.

• Published on April 13, 2020

  Not Real News: A Week of False News around the Coronavirus

• Published on April 13, 2020

  Not Real News: A Week of False News around the Coronavirus

• Published on April 8, 2020

  Cow Dung, Garlic and a Prayer: The Fight against Phony Cures for Coronavirus

• Published on April 7, 2020

  Global Health Expert Weighs In on the Week Ahead

• Published on April 6, 2020

  Why Is Germany’s Coronavirus Death Rate So Low? A Strong Healthcare System, Mass Testing and Luck

• Published on April 3, 2020

  3 Surprising Traits of How COVID-19 Affects Patients, According to Experts

• Published on April 3, 2020

  Coronavirus Antibody Checks to Determine Immune Persons Are Essential

• Published on April 3, 2020

  A New Type of Coronavirus Test Could Turn the Tide by Revealing Who Has Already Recovered. Those Immune People Could Go Back to Work First.

• Published on April 1, 2020

  3 Surprising Traits of How COVID-19 Affects Patients, According to Experts

• Published on April 1, 2020

  In It Together 3/31/2020

• Published on April 1, 2020

  Takeout Continues at Boston Restaurants as Surrounding Communities Clamp Down amid Coronavirus Concerns

• Published on April 1, 2020

  Should You Wear a Mask during Coronavirus? Experts Are Split.

• Published on March 30, 2020

  Global Health Expert Estimates Mid to Late May Will Bring the End of Lockdown

• Published on March 27, 2020

  Officials Say They Are Working to Ramp Up Tracing the Coronavirus in Mass. Here’s Why That’s Important.

• Published on March 26, 2020

  Area Health Experts Answer More of Your Coronavirus Questions

• Published on March 25, 2020

  The Coronavirus Death Toll Is Rising at Different Rates in Different Countries. These Charts Help Explain Why.

• Published on March 24, 2020

  BU Global Health Prof.: Mass. Curve Is about 11 Days behind New York

• Published on March 23, 2020

  Coronavirus May Cause Disruptions for a Year, Experts Say

• Published on March 23, 2020

  New Coronavirus Diagnosis: Why the Numbers of Nucleic Acid Tests Are Confusing?

• Published on March 20, 2020

  Fact-Checking a Miami Beach Commissioner’s Statement about Coronavirus and First Responders

• Published on March 20, 2020

  BC Webinar Provides Updates on Coronavirus

• Published on March 20, 2020

  Coronavirus & Ibuprofen: Who Says It’s Fine to Use

• Published on March 20, 2020

  Coronavirus & Ibuprofen: Who Says It’s Fine to Use

• Published on March 20, 2020

  FDA Fast-Tracks 2 Coronavirus Treatments, Boston Hospital Already Using Malaria Drug on Patients

• Published on March 19, 2020

  COVID-19: ‘We’re at the Beginning of a Rapidly Rising Curve’

• Published on March 19, 2020

  Doctors Answer Your Questions on Coronavirus

• Published on March 18, 2020

  An Infectious Disease Expert Explains Why the New Measures in Mass. Are Crucial for Battling Coronavirus

• Published on March 18, 2020

  Your Coronavirus Questions, Answered by the Experts

• Published on March 17, 2020

  How to Social Distance: What Experts Say Is Safe—and Not Safe—during the Coronavirus Outbreak

• Published on March 17, 2020

  Massachusetts Has Been Planning for a Pandemic for Years. Here’s What It Predicted.

• Published on March 17, 2020

  An Infectious Disease Expert Explains Why the New Measures in Mass. Are Crucial for Battling Coronavirus

• Published on March 16, 2020

  State Figures on Testing Raise Questions about Efforts to Contain Outbreak

• Published on March 16, 2020

  A Coronavirus Expert on Gov. Baker’s New Emergency Measures

• Published on March 16, 2020

  Experts: We Need to Scale Up Coronavirus Testing Now

• Published on March 13, 2020

  ‘We Want to Protect Our Community’

• Published on March 12, 2020

  Why You Should Always Visit a Travel Health Clinic before Heading Abroad

• Published on March 12, 2020

  Amid Coronavirus Concerns, Is It Safe to Ride the T?

• Published on March 11, 2020

  Will Coronavirus Cause a Recession?

• Published on March 10, 2020

  Unpacking the Latest Coronavirus News

• Published on March 10, 2020

  The Peace Corps Botched Its Evacuation from China at the Height of the Coronavirus Outbreak, Volunteers Say

• Published on March 10, 2020

  Coronavirus Worries Could Cancel Campaign Rallies

• Published on March 10, 2020

  Top Doctors Offer Look inside Massachusetts’ Coronavirus Preparations

• Published on March 10, 2020

  Coronavirus Reappears in Discharged Patients as Questions Remain about Re-Infection

• Published on March 6, 2020

  Coronavirus Quarantines: What It Really Means and How It Could Slow a U.S. Outbreak

• Published on March 5, 2020

  Coronavirus: Massachusetts Health Officials Say Vaccines Could Take at Least a Year to Get to Public

• Published on March 4, 2020

  COVID-19: ‘This Epidemic Can Go Two Ways’

• Published on February 24, 2020

  Can You Get Coronavirus from That Package from China? Experts Say It’s Unlikely

• Published on February 24, 2020

  Ayanna Pressley, 45 Democrats Urge President Trump to Keep Coronavirus Vaccine Cost Low

• Published on February 14, 2020

  Japan Relaxes Cruise Ship Quarantine for Elderly Amid Fears of Virus Spread

• Published on February 4, 2020

  Massachusetts Reports First Confirmed Case of Coronavirus

• Published on February 4, 2020

  Boston Students Call Out College on Coronavirus Transparency

• Published on February 4, 2020

  CDC Coronavirus Boss Calls Spread ‘Unprecedented’ as Cases Surge in U.S. and Abroad

• Published on February 3, 2020

  Coronavirus Fallout: China to Boston Direct Flights Are Shut Down

• Published on January 31, 2020

  State Department Tells Citizens ‘Do Not Travel’ to China; World Health Organization Declares Coronavirus Outbreak a Global Health Emergency

• Published on January 30, 2020

  New Coronavirus Wasn’t ‘Predicted’ in Simulation

• Published on January 22, 2020

  Coronavirus: What We Know

• Published on December 10, 2019

  Catching the Next Pandemic Early

• Published on January 18, 2019

  Rural Zambian Women’s Relationships Help or Hinder Facility-Based Birth

• Published on December 3, 2018

  SPH Report: Many Study Abroad Students Return with Preventable Diseases

• Published on October 10, 2018

  Many Students Still Getting Preventable Diseases Abroad

• Published on August 27, 2018

  Scientists Track How Yellow Fever Raced through Brazil

• Published on August 24, 2018

  Scientists Track How Yellow Fever Raced through Brazil

• Published on June 13, 2018

  What to Do If You Get Sick on Vacation in Another Country

• Published on June 13, 2018

  Five Tips to Sleep Better on Your Next Trip

• Published on June 13, 2018

  Volo Insonne, Ecco i Trucchi Infallibili per Dormire in Aereo

• Published on May 31, 2018

  5 Tips to Sleep Better on Your Next Trip

• Published on April 24, 2018

  Parenting Groups Improve Language, Reduce Stunting in Zambia

• Published on March 23, 2018

  CDC Warns Travelers over Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak

• Published on March 19, 2018

  BU: Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak Necessitates Vaccines

• Published on March 19, 2018

  CDC Warns against Epidemic Brazil Yellow Fever Affecting International Travelers Visiting Brazil

• Published on March 19, 2018

  Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak Necessitates Vaccines

• Published on March 16, 2018

  Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak Necessitates Vaccines

• Published on November 20, 2017

  Low Levels of Vitamin D Can Stunt Growth in Children

• Published on February 13, 2017

  Shedding Light on Etiology of Severe Pneumonia in Ecuadoran Children

• Published on December 15, 2016

  International Travelers Act as ‘Sentinels’ for Zika Transmission

• Published on September 29, 2016

  Umbilical Cord Antiseptic Not Effective in Reducing Infant Deaths in Africa

• Published on June 7, 2016

  In the Classroom: Avoiding ‘Barbie Savior’

• Published on February 8, 2016

  Zinc Supplement Boosts Immunity in Older Adults

• Published on February 2, 2016

  Vigilance—But Not Panic—Needed in US Reaction to the Zika Virus

• Published on November 30, 2015

  Government Leadership Needed to Improve ‘Appropriate’ Access to Antimicrobials

• Published on September 28, 2015

  Pre-Planning, Travel Histories Important for Children

• Published on December 26, 2014

  Chikungunya Virus Spreads in Western Hemisphere, BU Reports

• Published on November 17, 2014

  BU Study Finds Team Approach to Newborn Care Shows Promise

• Published on August 20, 2014

  Traditional Birth Attendants Can Help Treat Neonatal Sepsis

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