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How a mix-and-match vaccine approach could boost immunity to COVID-19
Signs are emerging that the way your immune cells encounter SARS-CoV-2 can have a lasting impact on how they respond to it in the future.
An ode to health workers on the highways of Monterrey, Mexico
Street artist Buffon draws attention to the importance of healthcare workers and how we can all play our part in ending the pandemic.
Togolese healthcare workers take on the odds to fight COVID-19
As the first line of defence against COVID-19, Togo’s healthcare workers are doing all they can to tackle the pandemic.
"The boys are back in town": Sports and entertainment return in Zimbabwe
There is a glimmer of hope for Zimbabwe’s sports and entertainment.
In this special series, we show how vaccines save millions of lives a year, allow children to grow and develop, and stop millions more falling into poverty through unaffordable healthcare costs.
How COVID-19 led to devastating rises in malaria
The fight against the killer disease has nearly halved malaria deaths since 2000, but now that hard-won progress could be lost because of the pandemic.
As the world’s first ever malaria vaccine is approved, we cannot let it be the last
Rather than marking the end of a very long journey we need to view the vaccine's arrival as the beginning of an important new one.
This is how COVID-19 hit household expenditure in Europe
New data reveals that COVID-19 reduced Europe’s household spending by 8% in 2020. Nations with the severest lockdowns saw the most dramatic drop in household consumption, says Eurostat. Elsewhere, consumer spending in China fell by 17% in 2020.…
Galápagos census looks at impacts on turtles during and after COVID lockdown
The suspension of tourism activities around the world as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic gave researchers the chance to answer an important question: What impact does tourism have on wildlife populations?
From Alpha to Omicron: Everything you need to know about SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern
All viruses change over time, and SARS-CoV-2 is no exception. Here’s what we know about the current variants circulating globally at the current time.
Omg, Omicron! Why it’s too soon to panic about COVID vaccines and the new variant
We won't know whether Omicron evades COVID vaccines for another few weeks. Here's why.
The groundbreaking history of the world’s first malaria vaccine
Malaria occupies a unique place in human history. Our neolithic ancestors were afflicted by it; the fall of Rome has even been partially attributed to it. During the 20th Century alone, malaria is estimated to accounted for up to five percent of…