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How to Get People to Take the Vaccine. And More Fresh Science News

Brian Owens · December 16, 2020 ·

How to promote vaccines, which masks offer the best protection, and how dogs might be able to sniff out COVID-19 in my weekly round-up of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Taking stock: Canada’s research funders assess their response to COVID-19 so far

Brian Owens · December 9, 2020 ·

Money was disbursed quickly, researchers stepped up, but some adjustments had to be made along the way. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck Canada in early 2020, the country’s major federal research funding agencies knew they would have a big role to play in the response, and they moved quickly to coordinate their efforts through the […]

What Cleaners Work Best? Which Are Harmful? And More Fresh COVID-19 Science

Brian Owens · December 8, 2020 ·

Most countries are breaking international law, why misinformation is hard to stop, and how to safely share a car ride in this week’s roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

One-Third of Infected Kids Show No Symptoms. And More New Virus Science

Brian Owens · December 2, 2020 ·

Many kids don’t show symptoms, narcissists love being essential workers, and dark chocolate could fight the virus in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Deadly Racism, a Grim US Forecast and More Science News

Brian Owens · November 24, 2020 ·

How racism affects infection rates, the mental health benefits of nature, and suicidal gun buyers in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

The Pandemic Could Bring a Wave of Measles. And More Science News

Brian Owens · November 17, 2020 ·

A mutation makes the virus more transmissible, but also easier to fight, a ranking of non-pharmaceutical interventions, and the risk of a measles outbreak in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Who Should Get the Vaccine First. And More Science Journal News

Brian Owens · November 10, 2020 ·

Who should be first in line when a vaccine is available, masks don’t hinder exercise, a possible cause of “long covid”, and much more in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Why Some People Are Asymptomatic. And More Science Journal News

Brian Owens · November 3, 2020 ·

High risk jobs, superspreading more common, Trump voters won’t distance, and more in my weekly round-up of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Portraying the Virus as a Scary Demon Works. And More Science News

Brian Owens · October 27, 2020 ·

Masks could save hundreds of thousands of lives, pooled testing could save money, and introducing “Mr. Deadly COVID-19” in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Pandemic Leads Some Americans to Like Big Government. And More Science News

Brian Owens · October 20, 2020 ·

Americans think big government is good now, the protective effect of type O blood, and the willingness to get vaccinated are all covered in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

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