Here & Now's Coronavirus CoverageAll of Here & Now's segments on coronavirus, in one place.The FDA may soon authorize a spring round of COVID-19 boosters for some peopleThe agency is planning for an annual COVID booster campaign starting in the fall. But some people who are particularly vulnerable to COVID don't want to wait.Resume03:48Mar 30, 2023Tourist destinations prepare for influx of Chinese tourists after country loosens COVID restrictionsAfter nearly three years of strict pandemic border restrictions, China is back open to the rest of the world.Resume03:48Jan 11, 2023China's 'zero COVID' policy sparks protestsProtesters are upset about the government’s tough “zero COVID” policy, which has hurt the economy. And they have also made some other demands.Resume05:38Nov 28, 2022What we know about COVID 'superdodgers'Two years into the pandemic, some people have managed to avoid being infected by the virus.Resume05:31Sep 27, 2022What ending the COVID public health emergency could meanWhen President Biden said on CBS's "60 Minutes" this week that the pandemic is over, it took many public health and White House officials by surprise. Resume04:39Sep 22, 2022AdvertisementBiden declares the end of the pandemic, confusing many AmericansThe statement comes as figures show that the latest booster is not being picked up as much as had been hoped, particularly among young people.Resume04:39Sep 20, 2022Parents reluctant to get kids under 5 vaccinated against COVID-19The government approved the COVID-19 vaccine for children under five in June, but across the country, there aren't many takers.Resume03:44Aug 25, 2022New COVID-19 test could answer the question: 'Am I protected today?'Researchers have come up with a different test that measures whether you're protected from COVID, and not whether you have it.Resume04:56Aug 24, 2022Long-haul COVID might be caused by lingering, barely detectable spike proteins, study showsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 20% of those infected with COVID already suffer from the long-haul syndrome, where lingering symptoms continue or develop 28 days or...Resume06:43Jul 12, 2022What should you do if you catch COVID on vacation?You're away on that holiday you have been dreaming of since the start of the pandemic, but just days into your vacation you test positive for COVID. What do you...Resume05:50Jul 11, 2022BA.5 subvariant accounts for more than 50% of COVID-19 cases in U.S.Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo discusses the highly infectious variant and its role in coronavirus reinfections.Resume05:20Jul 11, 2022FDA advisers meet to review COVID-19 vaccines for children, including the nation's youngestLong-awaited COVID-19 vaccines for children under the age of 5 could be approved by the Food and Drug Administration this week.Resume04:43Jun 14, 2022Shanghai residents celebrate the end of a tight COVID-19 lockdown — but remain waryFor more than two months, the city's 25 million residents were largely confined to their homes.Resume02:48Jun 2, 2022Songs of remembrance: 3 generations of GloriaGloria Estela Ventura, David's mom, was originally from Guatemala and worked as a certified nursing assistant in the Los Angeles area.Resume03:38May 24, 2022Pfizer says 3rd vaccine dose is effective in kids ages 6 months to 5 yearsPfizer and BioNTech say a third pediatric dose of their COVID-19 vaccine promotes a strong, safe immune response among this group.Resume00:39May 23, 2022Republican areas hit harder by COVID deaths, analysis showsThe disparity is likely due to disinformation spread about the vaccines among conservatives.Resume03:44May 19, 2022COVID-19 cases rise across the U.S.One CDC official is urging local leaders in areas with high transmission to encourage masking in indoor settings and increase access to testing in levels with high spread.Resume05:48May 19, 2022Songs of remembrance: 'The dreams that you dare to dream really do come true'Summer Austria Greenway remembers her father, Mario Austria, who died almost two years ago. Resume03:52May 16, 20221 million American lives lost to COVID: White House marks 'tragic milestone'In remarks before a virtual Global COVID-19 Summit, President Biden has commemorated 1 million American lives lost to the virus.Resume05:16May 12, 2022The pandemic caused delays in routine cancer screenings — and missed cancer diagnosesThe delays in routine cancer screenings is leading to more advanced cancers that are harder to treat. Resume05:58May 12, 2022Next Page
The FDA may soon authorize a spring round of COVID-19 boosters for some peopleThe agency is planning for an annual COVID booster campaign starting in the fall. But some people who are particularly vulnerable to COVID don't want to wait.Resume03:48Mar 30, 2023
Tourist destinations prepare for influx of Chinese tourists after country loosens COVID restrictionsAfter nearly three years of strict pandemic border restrictions, China is back open to the rest of the world.Resume03:48Jan 11, 2023
China's 'zero COVID' policy sparks protestsProtesters are upset about the government’s tough “zero COVID” policy, which has hurt the economy. And they have also made some other demands.Resume05:38Nov 28, 2022
What we know about COVID 'superdodgers'Two years into the pandemic, some people have managed to avoid being infected by the virus.Resume05:31Sep 27, 2022
What ending the COVID public health emergency could meanWhen President Biden said on CBS's "60 Minutes" this week that the pandemic is over, it took many public health and White House officials by surprise. Resume04:39Sep 22, 2022
Biden declares the end of the pandemic, confusing many AmericansThe statement comes as figures show that the latest booster is not being picked up as much as had been hoped, particularly among young people.Resume04:39Sep 20, 2022
Parents reluctant to get kids under 5 vaccinated against COVID-19The government approved the COVID-19 vaccine for children under five in June, but across the country, there aren't many takers.Resume03:44Aug 25, 2022
New COVID-19 test could answer the question: 'Am I protected today?'Researchers have come up with a different test that measures whether you're protected from COVID, and not whether you have it.Resume04:56Aug 24, 2022
Long-haul COVID might be caused by lingering, barely detectable spike proteins, study showsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 20% of those infected with COVID already suffer from the long-haul syndrome, where lingering symptoms continue or develop 28 days or...Resume06:43Jul 12, 2022
What should you do if you catch COVID on vacation?You're away on that holiday you have been dreaming of since the start of the pandemic, but just days into your vacation you test positive for COVID. What do you...Resume05:50Jul 11, 2022
BA.5 subvariant accounts for more than 50% of COVID-19 cases in U.S.Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo discusses the highly infectious variant and its role in coronavirus reinfections.Resume05:20Jul 11, 2022
FDA advisers meet to review COVID-19 vaccines for children, including the nation's youngestLong-awaited COVID-19 vaccines for children under the age of 5 could be approved by the Food and Drug Administration this week.Resume04:43Jun 14, 2022
Shanghai residents celebrate the end of a tight COVID-19 lockdown — but remain waryFor more than two months, the city's 25 million residents were largely confined to their homes.Resume02:48Jun 2, 2022
Songs of remembrance: 3 generations of GloriaGloria Estela Ventura, David's mom, was originally from Guatemala and worked as a certified nursing assistant in the Los Angeles area.Resume03:38May 24, 2022
Pfizer says 3rd vaccine dose is effective in kids ages 6 months to 5 yearsPfizer and BioNTech say a third pediatric dose of their COVID-19 vaccine promotes a strong, safe immune response among this group.Resume00:39May 23, 2022
Republican areas hit harder by COVID deaths, analysis showsThe disparity is likely due to disinformation spread about the vaccines among conservatives.Resume03:44May 19, 2022
COVID-19 cases rise across the U.S.One CDC official is urging local leaders in areas with high transmission to encourage masking in indoor settings and increase access to testing in levels with high spread.Resume05:48May 19, 2022
Songs of remembrance: 'The dreams that you dare to dream really do come true'Summer Austria Greenway remembers her father, Mario Austria, who died almost two years ago. Resume03:52May 16, 2022
1 million American lives lost to COVID: White House marks 'tragic milestone'In remarks before a virtual Global COVID-19 Summit, President Biden has commemorated 1 million American lives lost to the virus.Resume05:16May 12, 2022
The pandemic caused delays in routine cancer screenings — and missed cancer diagnosesThe delays in routine cancer screenings is leading to more advanced cancers that are harder to treat. Resume05:58May 12, 2022