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Melissa Healy

Melissa Healy

Health & Medicine Reporter at Los Angeles Times

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Recent Articles

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Haves vs. have-nots: Who ‘deserves’ to be next in line for the COVID-19 vaccine?

Americans waiting their turn for a COVID-19 vaccine may not be pleased to see who’s in line ahead of them. Does a prisoner or smoker deserve it more?
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New evidence that U.K. coronavirus variant spreads more easily has ...

British scientists have bolstered their case that the new coronavirus variant spreads more easily than its predecessors. It could be worse in the U.S., they warn.
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South Africa’s coronavirus strain upends country’s vaccination plans

A poor showing by a COVID-19 vaccine from AstraZeneca and Oxford University prompted South African health officials to shelve plans to inoculate health workers.
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Coronavirus variant first seen in Los Angeles has spread around the...

Coronavirus variant first seen in L.A. now accounts for about half of Southern California’s infections and has spread to 18 states and six countries.
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The ‘nightmare scenario’ for California’s coronavirus strain: Here ...

Scientists fear “nightmare scenario” where a patient is infected by two different coronavirus strains that swap mutations and become more dangerous.
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J&J COVID-19 vaccine and rare blood clots: What to know - Los Angel...

Two COVID-19 vaccines have now been linked to a risk of developing blood clots. Scientists don’t know whether the vaccines are to blame.
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Q&A: What are vaccine passports, and why do some people hate them s...

We explain what vaccine passports are, how they work, where they’ve been implemented, and why some people object to them.
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Why are COVID-19 booster shots needed anyway?

We look at the science behind the need for COVID-19 booster shots.
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Some vaccine experts having second thoughts about rushing to inocul...

A growing contingent of medical experts is questioning the conventional wisdom that healthy children should get COVID-19 shots as soon as possible.
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Should the definition of 'fully vaccinated' be changed to include a...

With immunity waning and the Omicron variant looming, many scientists are saying the definition of ‘fully vaccinated’ should include a booster shot.
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Covina police fatally shoot suspect outside liquor store - Los Ange...

Authorities did not say what prompted the shooting Saturday night.