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India’s COVID vaccine exports resume – but others must step up to vaccinate the world
The Indian embassy in Iran recently celebrated the arrival of 1 million doses of Covaxin, a COVID vaccine developed in...
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The future of work is hybrid – here’s an expert’s recommendations
A hybrid work arrangement means employees divide work time between the office and home. KT Images/The Image Bank via Getty...
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Parents were fine with sweeping school vaccination mandates five decades ago – but COVID-19 may be a different story
Children and parents lined up for polio vaccines outside a Syracuse, New York school in 1961. AP PhotoThe ongoing battles...
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The secret to South Korea’s COVID success? Combining high technology with the human touch
Evelyn Jung/ShutterstockAccording to the recent House of Commons report on the UK’s pandemic response, one of the government’s key failings...
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Grey-area drinking: pandemic’s heavy drinkers are ignoring the health risks
High levels of drinking during the pandemic can cause health problems. Opolja/ShutterstockIncreased drinking during the pandemic has created a group...
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Breast milk companies are popping up around the globe – why haven’t governments stepped in?
Nor Gal/ShutterstockOver the last few decades, the demand for breast milk has grown. The message “breast is best” has driven...
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Short-sleepers are more likely to suffer from irregular and heavy periods
Menstrual periods can disturb sleep, but sleep troubles can worsen menstrual symptoms. Catherine McQueen/Getty ImagesThe Research Brief is a short...
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We still stigmatize mental illness, and that needs to stop
People with mental illness face stigmatization because of three things: the creation of stereotypes, the internalization of prejudices and acts...
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Six popular beliefs about colds: experts explain the facts
Sticking garlic up your nose will not help you recover from a cold. Fizkes/ShutterstockAs we return to pre-lockdown levels of...
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COVID: new antibody treatment could offer up to 18 months’ protection against severe disease
Antibodies (light blue) binding to the spike proteins (dark purple) on the outside of the coronavirus. Design_Cells/ShutterstockA new treatment could...
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