Science & Health – Page 2 – FiveThirtyEight

Protest against the death of George Floyd, in Manchester

Jun. 8, 2020

The Two Autopsies Of George Floyd Aren’t As Different As They Seem

By Maggie Koerth

Filed under George Floyd

Jun. 5, 2020

What It’s Like To Be A Black Doctor Or Nurse Amid Two Crises

By Anna Rothschild and Jake Arlow

Filed under Podcast-19

Jun. 4, 2020

Most Americans Still Trust Scientists

By Maggie Koerth and Sara Reardon

Filed under Coronavirus

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Jun. 1, 2020

De-escalation Keeps Protesters And Police Safer. Departments Respond With Force Anyway.

By Maggie Koerth and Jamiles Lartey

Filed under Police Killings

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Jun. 1, 2020

Police Are Killing Fewer People In Big Cities, But More In Suburban And Rural America

By Samuel Sinyangwe

Filed under Police Killings

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May 29, 2020

Is One Coronavirus Strain Worse Than Another?

By Anna Rothschild and Jake Arlow

Filed under Podcast-19

COVID-19 emergency in Bloomington, US

May 28, 2020

COVID-19 Is A Respiratory Disease. So Why Is It Affecting Patients’ Hearts And Brains?

By Kaleigh Rogers

Filed under COVID-19 Mysteries

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May 27, 2020

Most Americans Haven’t Stopped Trusting Scientists

By Maggie Koerth

Filed under Coronavirus

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May 22, 2020

Why The COVID-19 Death Count Is Almost Certainly Too Low

By Anna Rothschild and Jake Arlow

Filed under Podcast-19

Rally To Open Texas Businesses Back Up Held In Austin

May 21, 2020

How Bad Is The COVID-19 Misinformation Epidemic?

By Kaleigh Rogers

Filed under Coronavirus