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Why it's worrying, and what can be done to ease the impact.

We ask the scientists about reinfections, vaccines and isolation periods.

Ribbit. Pregnant. Ribbit.

Waning immunity and an ever-changing virus mean caution is key this winter – even if you've already had a run-in with the 'rona.

Reported case numbers are less reliable than ever these days, But there's another way to stay forewarned and forearmed.

Could this stuffed bird be 'one in a million'? 

From 'Flatten the Curve' to 'Break the Chain' – the graphics that won the Prime Minister's Science Communication Prize.

The disease has become noticeably more common among humans in recent years.

But what we do next could dictate how long the spectre of the pandemic will hang over us. 

Some say it resembles a Guylian chocolate. Others say a sucked-on coke bottle lolly. Either way, we absolutely love it.

Saurav Bansal's parents' birth countries are slowly succumbing to rising sea levels. For him, climate change is personal.

Yes, some are more accurate than others. But why?

Should we be worried about the newest branches of the Covid-19 family tree?

What impact will Covid-19 have in the classroom? It all depends on these four factors

Don’t think of a mask as a restriction – think of it as a public health measure that enables others in your community to do things that you take for granted.