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Almost 60% of adults in the U.S. have been fully vaccinated. But those numbers hide an uncomfortable truth, writes Dhruv Khullar in the New Yorker.
Given the rise of the Delta variant, a growing number of people who were originally skeptical of the COVID-19 vaccines are rethinking their positions.
It is tempting to assume the unvaccinated are anti-vaccine. Nothing could be further from the truth, says Rhea Boyd, MD, co-developer of The Conversation.
As the pace of vaccinations slows, primary care and specialty doctors are stepping up their outreach efforts — and winning over holdouts one patient at a time.
New research finds that Latinos are now vaccinated at the same rate as Black and White populations. These programs were key to making that happen.
While there’s no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines affect a woman’s chance of conceiving, the COVID-19 infection can be harmful during pregnancy.
The Advancing Health Equity Through Telehealth Learning Series aims to highlight the role of academic medicine in promoting and advancing health equity.
An AAMC-administered and CDC-grant-funded program helps academic medicine build trust with communities.
A North Carolina Health System’s Strategy to Protect Migrant Workers in Rural Communities.
Fear of government can outweigh fear of COVID-19, but those living in the U.S undocumented have rights when getting vaccinated.