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We must not lose the interest in immune health that covid-19 spurred

After several months of the covid-19 pandemic, interest in immunity was at an all-time high. Keeping that interest alive is in all our best interests

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What effect did lockdown have on your child’s immune system?

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France. Normandy. Fecamp. Coronavirus. Marie and her son Gaston, totally confined to the house. Both are infected with the virus,??that day the symptoms were strong. Few days later Marie and Gaston will be recovered from the virus and fine again.

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The covid-19 virus gets into the brain – what does it do there?

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Researchers have suggested that monitoring audio clips on social media could be a relatively quick, inexpensive way of tracking coronavirus cases in the community

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AI detects if YouTubers are infected with omicron coronavirus variant

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XBB.1.5: What we know so far about the latest omicron subvariant

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AI is no better at detecting covid-19 than simple symptom survey

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People queue up to receive the Medigen and Moderna vaccines for the Covid-19 coronavirus at Taipei's main train station on April 29, 2022. (Photo by Sam Yeh / AFP) (Photo by SAM YEH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Why we probably won't get new covid-19 vaccines in 2023

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A person receives a smallpox vaccine to protect against monkeypox in Utrecht, the Netherlands, in August 2022

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How the covid-19 pandemic helped tackle Ebola and monkeypox in 2022

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How is China ending its zero-covid policy affecting cases and deaths?

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Why are children catching so many illnesses this winter?

Many countries in the northern hemisphere are seeing surges of childhood respiratory infections like influenza and RSV. While this is partly because child infections fell during covid-19 restrictions, that isn’t the whole story

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Biggest science news stories of 2022 as chosen by New Scientist

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The covid-19 pandemic’s third year saw countries adopt new approaches

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Nearly 15 million excess deaths occurred globally in 2020 and 2021

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Drug that targets ACE2 receptors may work against new covid variants

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