CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: Here's what you should know about the vaccines in development

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PHOTOGRAPH BY HANS PENNIK, AP PHOTO More than 150 vaccines are in development. Here are the ones you should know about. Only a handful have made it to phase three trials or beyond. Here's a look at how they work and where they stand. LEARN MORE SHARE

NGM STAFF, PAUL BUFFA The U.S. passed 150,000 deaths this week. Here's where people are dying. This week saw two more grim milestones in the U.S., as the country surpassed 4.5 million cases and 150,000 deaths. Use our state-by-state tracker to find out how your state—and county—are faring. SEE THE DATA SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY RYAN DORGAN Surging tourism is straining this Yellowstone gateway town Amid rising COVID-19 cases and unconcerned tourists, the people of Jackson, Wyoming, are struggling to keep their town solvent—and safe. LEARN MORE SHARE

What we're reading You can stop scrubbing your mail now—it’s a waste of time (The Atlantic)  ›› The risk that students could arrive at school with COVID-19 (NYT)  ››

PHOTOGRAPH BY KHOLOOD EID This dog's death shows how little we know about animals and coronavirus Buddy, a German shepherd, was the first dog to test positive for COVID-19 in the U.S. His family, like thousands of families grappling with the effects of the coronavirus around the world, is left with many questions and few answers. READ THE STORY SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY PETE MULLER, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION If you want to reopen schools, use summer camps as your guide Across the U.S., many camps have adopted sweeping changes that have kept them virus-free. But outbreaks can—and do—happen. READ ON SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY CHRISTOPHE ENA, ASSOCIATED PRESS A surge in coronavirus cases jolts France after a quiet summer In Paris, a visitor finds lively cafés, hand sanitizer, and a nervous outlook. READ MORE SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY MAURICIO SUSIN, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BRASIL Oxford vaccine enters final phase of COVID-19 trials. Here's what happens now. "It is my duty as a citizen," one volunteer says of the rigorous experience as the phase three trial kicks off in Brazil. READ THE STORY SHARE

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