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I Was An ‘Anti-Vaxxer.’ This Year, I Changed My Mind.

"Changing your mind, especially strongly held views, is hard."

‘Only a fraction’ of long Covid sufferers able to access NHS support clinics

Exclusive: Patients denied care by some support centres, while others have reported never receiving a physical assessment under the overwhelmed service

We Might Not Know The True Toll Of Hurricane Ida For Weeks

Officials have attributed at least 21 deaths to the powerful storm. But past hurricanes, including Katrina and Maria, offer lessons about early fatality counts.

5 New Things We Learned About COVID-19 In August 2021

Which vaccine produces the most antibodies? Is the delta variant really more dangerous? Here's the latest.

‘Swimming Head’ Was King Of The Sea 500 Million Years Ago: Study

The newly discovered species “Titanokorys gainesi” measured 19.7 inches at a time when most ocean-dwelling organisms were barely the size of a pinky finger.

Joe Rogan Has COVID-19, Says He Took Ivermectin To Treat It

The podcaster did not say if he had been vaccinated against the disease.

Vaccine passports may lower overall number of people in UK getting jab, study finds

Research suggests measure may lower jab inclination by 3.6 per cent if introduced for domestic use

Ask Covid expert Professor Aris Katzourakis anything about ‘breakthrough infections’

The issue of infections among the double-jabbed is on the mind of many. Our science correspondent Samuel Lovett and Covid expert Aris Katzourakis will be on hand to answer your questions

Here Are The Records Ida Toppled

Climate change no doubt supercharged the historic storm.

NASA’s Newest Mars Rover Snags 1st Rock Sample For Return

The Perseverance rover’s chief engineer, Adam Stelzner tweeted on Thursday, “I’ve never been more happy to see a hole in a rock.”

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