Shot in the Arm: How a Tiny Vial Became the Planet’s Most Politicized Drop of Liquid By Lila Moreau, International Correspondent, somewhere between the duty-free Dior counter and the syringe disposal bin Somewhere over the mid-Atlantic, a refrigerated box the size of a carry-on suitcase contains 1,200 doses of a vaccine that could prevent 1,200…
Flu Shots Near Me, or How the World Learns to Queue for Survival By Correspondent-in-Exile, Dave’s Locker Global Desk If you type “flu shots near me” into a search bar in 2024, you will discover three universal truths: (1) the nearest clinic is either 200 meters or 200 kilometers away, depending on the quality of…
Vaccinations Near Me: A Global Treasure Hunt in the Age of Microscopic Warfare By the time you type “vaccinations near me” into the glowing rectangle that passes for companionship these days, a child in Malawi has already walked six kilometers with her baby brother strapped to her back, hoping the clinic still has two drops…
