Why we still can’t quantify the pandemic’s impact on our mental health
A study claiming the psychological impact of coronavirus was “minimal” has provoked disbelief.
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A study claiming the psychological impact of coronavirus was “minimal” has provoked disbelief.
ByMore than half a million Britons have had the post-Covid condition for more than two years.
ByThe UK is not going to return to lockdown, but there are mitigations that a responsible government should be vigorously…
ByThe Edinburgh professor discusses her new book, Scottish independence and why she “leans towards” the lab leak theory.
ByParents and teachers have noticed increased anxiety and delays in development in children under five, but the extent of the…
ByA buccaneering approach to vaccines means Britain’s pandemic record is not as bad as feared – but it isn’t anything…
ByThe country’s death rate is more than double that of Denmark, the next most affected Nordic state.
ByThe No 10 parties have “all seemed egregious” to the barrister who spent two years tracking the UK’s pandemic legislation.
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