Regular cleaning with standard household products is sufficient
Science | 6 July 2020
A new study confirms that the “luxury effect” is real
By Sarah Wild
Science | 23 June 2020
It’s a useful but much misunderstood concept for explaining the course of the epidemic
By Max Price
Science | 19 May 2020
This may be little comfort to people facing hunger or crippling job losses because of the lockdown, but air pollution is nevertheless a major global killer
By Tony Carnie
Science | 8 May 2020
And it contains elementary errors
Science | 13 April 2020
Home-made masks can help protect us from the virus
By Heather Zar
Science | 10 April 2020
We explain confirmed cases, death rates and more
By Marcus Low and Nathan Geffen
Science | 8 April 2020
We debunk nonsense being spread about the pandemic
Science | 6 April 2020
Researchers estimate deaths based on Chinese and Italian data. But we can take action to stop the worst outcomes
Science | 29 March 2020
There’s a lot more going on behind the scenes in the testing labs than most patients realise
By Fatima Khan
Science | 25 March 2020
Both money and logistics are barriers to scaling up the number of tests for the novel coronavirus
By James Stent and Nathan Geffen
Science | 17 March 2020
While it’s too soon to be confident, a vaccine originally tested in Thailand has shown promising early results
Science | 20 September 2019
“We should not just sit and wait for others to bring us solutions. We should be part of the solution.”
By Tony Carnie
Science | 29 July 2019
But new regimens are not problem-free
Science | 26 July 2019
Local man develops resistance to new TB medicine despite good adherence
Science | 10 July 2019
Charlatans exploit patients for financial gain, say doctors
Science | 15 March 2019