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It’s been a year since the coronavirus pandemic began and many of us are still trying to adjust to the new normal. Join us for our new interactive Q&A with Inquirer Reporters as they answer your pandemic questions on Inquirer LIVE: Reporter Roundtable - One Year In. The live audience Q&A will be moderated by Lauren Aguirre, Audience Engagement Editor, with health reporter Tom Avril talking about the science behind the virus and vaccines, health reporter Bethany Ao covering the mental impact of the pandemic and social isolation, lifestyle columnist Elizabeth Wellington sharing advice on living through with these difficult times, and City Hall reporter Laura McCrystal covering Philly’s response to the pandemic and its vaccine distribution.
If you tuned in for the live interview, here are a few stories that came up in the conversation:
Find out if you’re eligible for the vaccine now, and check the requirements for your county.
This is what we know about herd immunity, from reporter Tom Avril.
Read Elizabeth Wellington’s column on bringing spontaneity back into your life.
Here is Bethany Ao’s column on experiencing anti-Asian racism in Philly.
Learn how mental health centers are handling a resource shortage as demand for care spikes, also from reporter Bethany Ao.
Laura McCrystal reports on the inequities in Rite Aid’s vaccine distribution and how the FEMA site has affected it too.
Always get the latest news on the pandemic at Inquirer.com/coronavirus.