Science

The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified many aspects of our society and opened them up to scrutiny. It has exposed the good, such as our ability to band together in the face of a common foe; our desire to volunteer our time to help those in need; and our willingness to set aside immediate personal gratifications

The COVID-19 pandemic that swept across the globe this year is the defining event of a generation. To say that the disease has taken a toll would be a ludicrous understatement; with medical treatment under-available, entire economies in lockdown, and a mental health crisis raging quietly beneath it all, the virus’s collateral damage alone has

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The outbreak of a new coronavirus has sent panic rippling across the world at speeds far faster than the actual virus travels. If this is somehow the first exposé you’ve encountered, “coronavirus” is the somewhat-misleading name now commonly used to refer to the 2019 novel coronavirus (or 2019-nCoV, for short), which emerged in Wuhan this