CORONAVIRUS SPECIAL EDITION: The virus hasn't won yet. Here's how we can stop it.

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The Coronavirus Pandemic To help you and your families better understand COVID-19—and learn how to protect yourselves—National Geographic is providing free access to a selection of coronavirus stories. To support more content like this, please consider subscribing to National Geographic.

KENNEDY ELLIOTT, NGM STAFF Here's how to stop the virus from winning Overrun hospitals and a second lockdown this summer could deal a heavy blow to the U.S. Here's what we need to prevent it. READ MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY KARSTEN MORAN, THE NEW YORK TIMES Why some people can't resist crowds Blame evolution for our compulsion to socialize even with the risk of COVID-19. LEARN MORE SHARE

NGM STAFF, PAUL BUFFA This is where coronavirus is spreading After months of holding steady, the coronavirus pandemic has broken records for daily cases in the U.S. this week, with new surges in a number of states, including Texas, Florida, and Arizona. See the latest numbers in your state. SEE THE DATA SHARE AROUND THE WORLD: Mapping the global spread of the coronavirus +

PHOTOGRAPH BY CARLOS OSORIO, REUTERS Thinking of a summer trip to Canada? Think again. In a season stalled by COVID-19, Canadian residents (and regulators) want U.S. visitors to just stay home. READ THE STORY SHARE

What we're reading Decades-old Soviet studies hint at coronavirus strategy (NYT)  ›› The dudes who won’t wear masks (The Atlantic)  ››

PHOTOGRAPH BY NOAH BERGER, AP PHOTO COVID-19 complicates an already dire wildfire season Firefighting teams are innovating to avoid disease as they protect people. "None of us have ever had to do this before." READ ON SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY JOEL SARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK Coronavirus is killing the Dutch mink industry After the discovery that the animals may have transmitted the virus to two farm employees, the Netherlands, a top exporter of mink, has killed more than 500,000 of the animals this month and voted to shut down breeding. LEARN MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY L. KASIMU HARRIS 'It's in the genes': New Orleans marches on despite the pandemic In a city forged by challenges, musicians, chefs, and performers have found new ways to persevere through the pandemic. SEE THE PHOTOS SHARE

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