The fifth anniversary of the World Health Organization declaring covid-19 a pandemic is March 11. We asked six Opinions ...

The “quarantine fatigue” of 2020 became an ongoing “pandemic fatigue,” a complex set of emotions that continues to affect the ...

Most Americans believe the pandemic is over, but most also worry about another deadly health crisis, according to a new ...

Five years after COVID-19, we are not immune to a new pandemic, potentially even deadlier than the last. In light of this, ...

Even the more fortunate among us felt need of a kind we had become unaccustomed to. Needs that couldn’t be met. Isolation that meant we had to fend for ourselves.

The COVID-19 pandemic that began 5 years ago caused changes that still are felt today in our politics, schools, hospitals, ...

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization said Covid-19 was a pandemic. The SARS-CoV-2 virus was already spreading ...

Events around England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been organised by local councils and community groups to mark the fifth anniversary of the COVID pandemic.

There are vestiges of the pandemic — in office occupation rates, in public debt, in ongoing health problems, in harrowing memories — but the idea that it would refashion society wholesale looks quaint ...

In fact, although never before so brutally and blatantly, the United States has bribed and bullied the WHO from the earliest ...

End-of-life conversations. Grieving for a lost sense of taste. A devastating side effect. And a new vision of the world.

Public health experts discuss lessons learned from the U.S. response to the COVID pandemic, on topics ranging from school ...