Expert Voices
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Can you mix and match vaccines?
June 17, 2021 Experts say combining different shots is probably safe and effective, but more data needs to be collected.
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How sewage sleuths could transform public health
June 16, 2021 Wastewater analysis could identify not just COVID-19, but also drug use, cancer, Alzheimer’s and mental health disorders.
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As state reopens, don’t forget these 3 mistakes
June 15, 2021 The list of errors includes closing schools and outdoor recreation, experts say.
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Diabetes drug may reduce COVID inflammation
June 8, 2021 Researchers found a common drug prevents lung inflammation in animals.
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What to know about catching colds after not being sick for a year
June 3, 2021 A Q&A about the non-COVID germs that still linger.
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Post-lockdown anxiety? Some tips
May 27, 2021 Many people feel uneasy about returning to the old normal of schools and offices, hugs and handshakes, and social gatherings.
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Decoding vaccine hesitancy
May 24, 2021 What surveys of Orange County parents and students reveal about local attitudes toward COVID-19 immunizations.
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Yes, the vaccines came out fast, but here’s why they’re safe
May 20, 2021 The sped-up production of vaccines represents years of global research, including advances from fighting SARS and decades of work to better understand mRNA.
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COVID vaccine technology could thwart other diseases
May 18, 2021 Scientists hope that the mRNA shots will lead to many more applications.
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Q&A on vaccines for teens
May 17, 2021 A renowned pediatrician answers some of the questions on parents' minds.
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