Josh Holder

As a virus variant sweeps Europe, a look at lessons for the rest of the world.

Rise of Variants in Europe Shows How Dangerous the Virus Can Be

Much of the continent is experiencing a wave of outbreaks driven by the B.1.1.7 variant, which ravaged Britain this winter.

Many of the most vulnerable U.S. counties have lower vaccination rates.

The majority of the nation’s most disadvantaged counties with the fewest fully vaccinated people are in the South.

See How Rich Countries Got to the Front of the Vaccine Line

Many low-income nations lacked the means to preorder doses, and their residents have received just 0.1 percent of vaccine shots given worldwide.

Take a look at who has been vaccinated so far in New York City.

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See Who Has Been Vaccinated So Far in New York City

About 30 percent of adults in the city have gotten at least one dose, but there are significant disparities in vaccination rates across neighborhoods and demographics.

Global vaccination rates are on the rise, but many countries have yet to start.

North America and Europe are far outpacing most countries in Asia and Africa.

The pandemic’s racial disparities persist in the U.S. vaccine rollout.

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Pandemic’s Racial Disparities Persist in Vaccine Rollout

In the United States, the vaccination rates for Black and Hispanic people are far outpaced by that of white people, according to a New York Times analysis.

The pandemic is receding in the worst hot spots globally, but will the downward trend last?