Patrick Cockburn: War and Pandemic Journalism
On the political forces that lead governments to minimize pandemic risks and costs and cheerlead faint signs of hope.
Read more...On the political forces that lead governments to minimize pandemic risks and costs and cheerlead faint signs of hope.
Read more...A clever and disconcerting analysis shows how much big indoor gatherings boosted Covid-19 deaths.
Read more...NYT piece on contact tracing doesn’t see what good health care has to do with why some of these efforts elsewhere have worked well.
Read more...A clinical and not very cheery look at the state of Covid-19 vaccine play.
Read more...A compliation of some of the costs of inequality, updated for the Covid-19 era.
Read more...Experts have the willies about the rush to get a Covid-19 vaccine approved.
Read more...Cleaning vigilance was an early Covid-19 precaution. Have we gone overboard?
Read more...Another look at deaths of despair confirms the danger of job loss and even too-early retirement.
Read more...A six-country look at who is affected by Covid-19 and what there responses tend to be.
Read more...Sobering data from the first random statewide Covid-19 survey.
Read more...Why Covid-19 infecting younger people is making disease contaiment harder.
Read more...The coronavirus crisis showcases the folly of letting the market determine health and social care: high time for governments to listen,
Read more...Big Tech and Big Pharma each has a dog in the COVID-19 fight and wish to replace what has worked before and is working now with technofixes.
Read more...If Covid-19 can’t be beaten soon, how do we cope?
Read more...COVID-19 deaths spike and hospitals run out of beds as many states reap the consequences of poor pandemic management and reopening too early.
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