The Covid-19 pandemic has unveiled the pervasive dangers of autocratic responses to crises OPINION: Misinformation, divisive rhetoric, and manipulating tactics in order to consolidate power and overshadow governments’ shortcomings were widespread during the pandemic.
Embracing unity: How Scandinavia responded to combat Covid-19 OPINION: A unified, well-communicated approach rooted in a country's socio-political context is paramount in steering through crises.
Long Covid does not cause lasting brain damage, study reveals Young people with persistent post-infective symptoms from Covid-19 did just as well on tests as others.
Is long Covid completely normal, a new disease, or mass hysteria? OPINION: While some researchers explore blood and cells, others believe that long Covid is a psychological and social disease. We still lack answers.
Working from home inhibits innovation. But researchers know how to fix it SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: When you work from home, you tend to communicate more with the members of your own team. This is good for implementing ideas. On the other hand, you also communicate less with other groups, which does not encourage the creation of new ideas. But all this can be fixed.
War causes high inflation, a pandemic does the opposite Pandemics and wars affect the economy in very different ways, researchers find. If not for the war in Ukraine, the pandemic could have resulted in many years with little or no price increases.