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We made a COVID-19 memorial in the ashes of a Joshua tree forest
Despite nearly 1.3 million deaths and counting, there is still not a national memorial for the pandemic. Our informal memorial in the middle of the Mojave Desert is one small way to remember those we’ve lost so far. Read more…
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Research updates, April 8
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Lisa McCorkell reflects on five years of Long COVID research, and leaving PLRC
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What we know about the U.S. bird flu outbreak and its chronic disease risk
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Research updates, April 1
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UPDATE: RECOVER Long COVID pathobiology grants restored
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RECOVER grants for Long COVID pathobiology research are among those cut under new NIH directive
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New CDC data identify more than 5,000 Long Covid deaths, but tally is likely a significant undercount
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HHS gave million-dollar grants to nine Long Covid clinics; here’s how they plan to use the funding
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HIV may increase the risk of Long Covid. Why aren’t major advocacy groups addressing it?
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Project N95 ending mask store, free distributions by the end of 2023
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What’s happening this week, November 21
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Missives from the dismissed: Still COVIDing without community
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An international emergency task force is urgently needed for Severe Long COVID and ME crisis cases
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The history of ME deserves a late-night spotlight. That’s why we started the #JohnVsJonVsME campaign.