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In April, the IPCC hosted its first ever virtual lead author meeting. This presented both challenges and benefits, and suggests a new approach to meetings.
Mutation causes deletion of two genes - and an apparently weaker form of the disease; and electron microscopy helps us understand the virus's spikes.
What’s an ‘essential service’? Definitions vary by country and the differences could block access to key digital services during the COVID recovery.
Many developing countries face huge debts from the COVID-19 pandemic. An IMF endorsed 'debt for nature swaps' initiative could help countries tackle debt and improve sustainability together.
WHO's Dr. Mike Ryan says testing, contact-tracing, mask-wearing and social distancing are more reliable strategies than waiting for herd immunity to wipe out the virus.
Malaria kills a child every other minute of every day. Whilst the world is focussing on COVID-19, we can't forget about other deadly diseases that are still prevalent.
Top stories: Australia cases fall; Brazil confirmed cases near 3.5 million; Beijing and Japan both plan an ease to restrictions.
Urban transport infrastructure built with non-motorised mobility in mind could transform Africa's cities for the better. Here's how that could work.
Scientists says preventing the pandemic would have been 500 times cheaper than fighting it and investment in tropical forest protection is key to avoiding future crises.
The pandemic has accelerated the uptake of AI, but companies must earn consumers' trust that this technology is being used ethically and transparently.
A survey of life sciences companies has found business travel is necessary for training and will pick up again post-pandemic. But what will it look like?
As lockdown and pandemic stress affect our mental health, there are simple ways to train your brain to be more resilient and feel more positive.







