Health Care

Policy

Why can’t NYC vaccinate like it’s 1947?

New York City gave smallpox vaccines to 5 million residents in just two weeks 74 years ago. What have we unlearned?

New York State

Policy

New York’s vaccine count is only getting started

Residents are starting to get the second doses they need to be protected against COVID-19.

New York City

Policy

The first potential COVID-19 vaccine scandal

New York is investigating whether ParCare Community Health Network gave out vaccines to people who didn’t qualify.

Health Care

Policy

How New York could improve vaccine equity

Members of a new state task force explain what needs to be done to beat COVID-19.

Health Care

Policy

What to know about the new coronavirus mutation

It appears to be more transmissible, but it’s unclear if it’s different enough to be unaffected by existing vaccines.

New York State

Policy

COVID-19 inequality likely to return in second wave

Experts say national changes, including universal health care, needed to address race and income disparities.

Health Care

Policy

Some NY counties won’t enforce COVID-19 restrictions

Making sure private gatherings don’t exceed 10 people isn’t high on their list of priorities, despite recent COVID-19 surges.

Health Care

Policy

How the Supreme Court’s case on the ACA could hurt New York

If the Affordable Care Act is struck down, at least 1 million New Yorkers could lose their health insurance.

Health Care

Policy

How Biden will change the national COVID response

The president-elect is already shaping things on Day -72 of his presidency.