Covid hasn’t gone away
The pandemic may have slipped down the news agenda, but the world is still a long way from normal.
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The pandemic may have slipped down the news agenda, but the world is still a long way from normal.
Need to know: China is battling the worst Covid outbreak since the beginning of the pandemic. Its economy is feeling the strain.
What’s more, coronavirus infection now carries an even lower mortality risk than a flu injection in England.
Attempts to whitewash our foolish self-immolation are embarrassingly awkward.
Over the last two years, the pandemic has created a strange new class of celebrity who have had an unexpected influence on our lives.
Throwing off the shackles of tests and forms takes us back to when holidays were relaxing, cheap and stress-free.
From cancer-fighting vaccines to efficient trial models, the blistering pace of scientific innovation the pandemic ushered is reaping rewards.
Canada’s Freedom Convoy is ending. But the issues fuelling the unrest will certainly not disappear overnight.
Our lives have been dominated by science and the state in the last two years. But in writing the history of the pandemic, we can’t afford to forget the human element.
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