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31 May 2026

Study links autoantibodies to long COVID symptoms

A new study reports that some people with long COVID make autoantibodies that attack brain and nerve tissue. When researchers gave these antibodies to mice, the animals developed pain, fatigue and balance problems similar to patient symptoms.

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11 May 2026

COVID did not change fathering in the long term

A long study in a major Philippine city found that most fathers returned to pre-pandemic levels of care after COVID. Only men whose jobs were lost or reduced kept higher involvement with childrens school care.

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24 Nov 2025

How China’s 2020 Shift to Online Classes Changed College Grades

A study of Chinese college students during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown compares grades before and during the move to online classes. Results vary by subject and by local lockdown policies.

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21 Oct 2021

Global Science Journalism Report 2021

A Global Science Journalism Report 2021 surveys science reporters worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic. It shows heavier workloads, mixed feelings about the profession, use of pre-print research and concerns about standards and coverage.

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27 Aug 2021

Forum for science journalists after the pandemic

The Science Journalism Forum will be fully virtual from 30 August to 2 September. Journalists and editors will meet online in five languages to share lessons from COVID-19 and to build skills, especially in developing countries.

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