Coronavirus

A woman wearing a surgical mask and gloves shops for alcohol in a store.

Solving the pandemic’s drinking problem

The Covid-19 lockdown has changed alcohol habits, but public health researchers face a blurred and incoherent picture of who’s been drinking, and how much

Illustration of a bunch of people walking around in a crowd. Most of them are thinking about the virus, as indicated by little think bubbles with images of the virus within them. But one person’s think bubble has a shield and a special star on it.

Health & Disease

I tested positive for Covid-19 antibodies — what now?

As immunologists struggle to understand the immune response, psychologists want to know how infected people will think and behave after they recover

Photograph of a woman and a man sitting at a table in a courtyard while a young child jumps in the air. The man is holding a bubble blower. The woman is leaning on the table, staring ahead.

The Mind

Keys to coping with lockdown

Studies on astronauts and Antarctic crews reveal how extreme confinement affects small groups. Scientists are racing to figure out isolation’s impact on the rest of us.

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Coronavirus

Solving the pandemic’s drinking problem

I tested positive for Covid-19 antibodies — what now?

Keys to coping with lockdown

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