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Covid-19 vaccines should target only omicron for best immune response

Covid-19 vaccines may offer better protection if they just target the omicron variant, rather than both omicron and the ancestral SARS-CoV-2 strain

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The pandemic helped some children develop their vocabulary

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Covid-19 rebound affects 1 in 5 people after taking Paxlovid

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CARDIFF, WALES - FEBRUARY 23: A teacher wearing a face mask teaches a child at Roath Park Primary School on February 23, 2021 in Cardiff, Wales. Children aged three to seven began a phased return to school on Monday. Wales' education minister Kirsty Williams has said more primary school children will be able to return to face-to-face learning from March 15 if coronavirus cases continue to fall. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)

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HEPA filters cut covid-19 sick days but we've been slow proving this

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Face masks ward off covid-19, so why are we still arguing about it?

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A HEPA filter in a classroom at Bowling Park Primary School in Bradford, UK

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Schools cut covid-19 sick days by 20 per cent using HEPA air filters

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Someone with covid-19 at the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge, UK, in January 2021

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Is England doing enough to stop covid-19 spreading in hospitals?

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Has the risk of getting long covid been overestimated?

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Covid boosters: Why are US and UK vaccine policies so different?

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Covid-19 drug may be creating new variants with distinctive mutations

Covid-19 viruses with distinctive patterns of mutation are appearing in countries that use a drug called molnupiravir, however, none of these is a variant of concern

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Peter Hotez, founding dean and chief of the Baylor College of Medicine National School of Tropical Medicine, speaks during a House Science, Space and Technology Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, March 5, 2020. The Trump administration won't be able to meet its promised timeline of having a million coronavirus tests available by the end of the week, senators said after a briefing from health officials. Photographer: Sarah Silbiger/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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The Deadly Rise of Anti-science review: The personal cost of research

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What you need to know about the 2023 covid-19 boosters

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Moderna's improved mRNA covid-19 vaccine is effective at lower doses

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A baby wearing a sensor for measuring blood glucose levels

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Covid-19 linked to elevated risk of type 1 diabetes in young children

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