Health

RSV, a childhood illness that receded during COVID-19, is surging in Orthodox Brooklyn

Cases of respiratory syncytial virus, which were kept low all winter, have recently spiked in Orthodox communities.

After being cut off for payment issues, Israel closes deal for millions more Pfizer vaccines and adds Moderna

The country still needs a final push to earn the coveted herd immunity of a vaccination rate around 70%.

Fauci receives award from Holocaust remembrance group and references Maimonides

“Maimonides reminded us that goodness and evil coexist, but that we are free to choose one over the other,” he said in accepting the award from March of the Living.

Pfizer reportedly halts shipment of 700,000 COVID vaccine doses to Israel after it fails to pay

Germany funds vaccination drive for Holocaust survivors

After losing her father, this NY paramedic went back to work responding to COVID calls

Synagogues are not rushing to reopen, even as vaccines are making gatherings safer

Thousands of Orthodox Jews participated in a COVID-19 study last year. The first results are in.

What Israel has learned from its battle with COVID-19

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