Dr. Rebecca Weintraub speaks with The New Yorker’s Isaac Chotiner on the Delta variant and describes the challenges of convincing vaccine skeptics.

Dr. Asaf Bitton in the New York Times on how the Delta variant is changing advice for the vaccinated.

Rebecca Weintraub, Prashant Yadav, and Tom Johnston pen guest article on NextBillion on similarities between supplying a life-saving vaccine and the latest trend in streetwear.

Asaf Bitton and Eric Tucker on the growing divide between high- and low-vaccination areas in the US, and how schools can bridge that gap.

30 juillet 2021 Read English version here. Aux États-Unis, les écoles sont considérées comme le grand égalisateur de la société américaine, même si elles n’atteignent pas toujours ce noble objectif. Désormais, les écoles pourraient jouer un rôle central dans l’égalisation de l’accès et de l’acceptation des vaccins contre le COVID-19. Lors de la réunion du 30… Continue reading Les écoles pourraient-elles constituer un lien vital pour la généralisation des vaccinations ?

Lisez ceci en français. July 30, 2021 By Stephanie Schorow for the Global Mass Vaccination Site Collaborative Schools in the United States have been thought as the great equalizer of American society, even if they often fall short of that lofty goal. Now schools could play a pivotal role in equalizing access and acceptance of… Continue reading Could Schools Be A Vital Link for Widespread Vaccinations?

Health care’s long-overdue transition to using communication and resolution programs when addressing harm By Molly Craig and Evan Benjamin, MD, MS Apologizing is hard, but doing it well is even harder. From the outset, we are predisposed to find reasons to delay or avoid saying we are sorry. Apologies can feel risky and uncomfortable! Our… Continue reading Can I get an “I’m sorry” with a side of accountability?

Rebecca Weintraub, MD, Director of Vaccine Delivery, recommended that primary care physicians treat vaccination like a “family event.” when vaccines become available to younger children.