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Five Years Into COVID-19: What 5 Things Did We Get Wrong?
After five years of COVID-19, what were the biggest misconceptions about the virus and pandemic? Learn key lessons and how we adapted.
Latest 2025 COVID-19 Policies from the New Administration & HHS
Explore the latest COVID-19 policy changes from the new administration and HHS, including vaccine mandates, testing, and public health strategies.
Does Prior COVID-19 Infection Provide Immunity to HKU5-CoV?
New research examines whether past SARS-CoV-2 infections offer immunity against HKU5-CoV. Learn about cross-protection and potential risks.
Return to Office in 2025: Are Workers Returning to Cities?
How has the return-to-office movement evolved in 2025? Explore the latest trends on workers coming back to cities and downtowns post-COVID-19.
Implications of U.S. Withdrawal from the World Health Organization
Explore the global health consequences of the United States’ decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization, including funding impacts and pandemic response challenges.
Current Morale Among FDA, CDC, and HHS Employees Amid Recent Layoffs
Explore the impact of recent federal workforce reductions on employee morale within the FDA, CDC, and other HHS agencies in Washington, D.C.
Latest CDC Guidelines on COVID-19 Quarantine and Isolation as of February 2025
Review the current CDC recommendations on COVID-19 quarantine, isolation duration, and retesting protocols as of February 20, 2025.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Confirmation as HHS Secretary: Implications for Vaccines and CDC Operations
Explore the potential impacts of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment as HHS Secretary on vaccine policies and CDC operations, amidst concerns over public health initiatives.
Impact of Trump Administration’s Health Cuts on COVID-19 Research and Initiatives
Explore how recent health-related budget cuts by the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency affect COVID-19 initiatives and research efforts.