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Long COVID is more than fatigue. Our new study suggests its impact is similar to a stroke or Parkinson’s

When most people think of COVID now, they picture a short illness like a cold – a few days of fever, sore throat or cough before getting better.

The Conversation

This is why US employees have been quiet quitting

Researchers say there’s been a surge of the phenomenon since the Covid pandemic

The Independent UK

North Carolina Supreme Court says bar owners' COVID-19 lawsuits can continue

The North Carolina Supreme Court has issued favorable rulings for bars seeking compensation for COVID-19 restrictions

The Independent UK

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Options Corner: Embattled Drug Maker Novo Nordisk May Offer Speculators A Quick Profit-Scalping Opportunity

From the doldrums of the COVID-19 crisis to the early summer of 2024, few major pharmaceutical companies enjoyed as much market success as Novo Nordisk (NYSE:NVO). Much of the success was tied into the company's weight-loss drugs Wegovy and Ozempic. However, competition in the space has intensified, particularly from Eli…

Benzinga

Moderna Stock Is Trading Higher Friday: What's Going On?

Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) shares are trading higher Friday after the company received Health Canada approval for the updated COVID-19 vaccine.

Benzinga

As Covid effect ebbs, GCSE results reveal broken legacy of Gove’s resit policy

Experts talk of ‘resit crisis’ as number accounts for nearly a quarter of maths and English entries, an all-time high

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on GCSE results: the Covid generation has surpassed expectations

Editorial: Schools deserve praise, but fresh ideas are needed to shrink the attainment gap between rich and poor areas

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Why empty supermarket shelves make you uneasy – even if you don’t want the missing items

Have you ever spotted an empty supermarket shelf and felt a sudden pang of discomfort, even though you weren’t looking for that item? You’re not alone. Shocks such as COVID and cyberattacks on retailers have made empty shelves a common sight in many countries. These moments often come with media…

The Conversation

GCSE results: pupils in England bounce back from pandemic as top grades rise

Proportion awarded grades 7 or above up on last year despite concerns over Covid era’s impact on cohort

The Guardian - UK

‘I learnt to dig every little thing’: Jeff Bridges on cancer, the Coens, and the Covid that nearly killed him

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The ‘Big Lebowski’ star talks to Patrick Smith about his 70-year acting career and being ‘afraid’ of making movies

The Independent UK

Gender gap smallest since 2016 as pupils across England, Wales and Northern Ireland receive GCSE results – as it happened

Boys show improved results in major subjects while girls slip back in traditionally strong subjects such as English

The Guardian - UK

How the Covid-19 pandemic affected GCSE students

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The Independent UK

That Time Black Widow’s Writer Ran Marvel Lines With Scarlett Johansson (And It Didn’t Go Quite How He Expected)

Black Widow's writer was a brave man.

Cinemablend

GCSE cohort receiving results ‘undoubtedly affected by Covid disruption’

Many of the pupils who sat their GCSEs this summer were in Year 6 when schools closed because of the pandemic.

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The Independent UK

GCSE students receiving results ‘undoubtedly affected by Covid disruption’

The Education Secretary said students showed “remarkable resilience” despite the disruption to their education

The Independent UK

Health warning issued as Covid cases surge

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The Independent UK

Research finds that Covid can age blood vessels, particularly in women

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The Independent UK

New Covid wave warning as cases in hospital patients soar by 31% in a fortnight

Top virologist warns that rise in cases ‘reinforces that the virus is still circulating and capable of spreading’

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The Conversation

Pediatricians’ association recommends COVID-19 vaccines for toddlers and some older children, breaking with CDC guidance

For 30 years, vaccine recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have aligned closely with those from the American Academy of Pediatrics, or AAP. But on Aug. 19, 2025, the AAP published new vaccine recommendations that diverge from those of the CDC.

Fortune

Asia’s elderly risk getting sicker for longer. Hotelier Allen Law wants to ‘bridge the gap’ between lifespan and healthspan

Law sees longevity as one of the two biggest business opportunities over the next decade due to rapid AI advancements and post-COVID lifestyle changes.

The Independent UK

Why where you live can affect your school grades – and the gap between areas is only widening

Educational inequalities in England have ‘grown wider and more pronounced’ since the Covid pandemic

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Marjorie Taylor Greene defends boyfriend, blasts Biden press ‘core’ for ignoring problems Trump started

She stands by her man.

The Independent UK

The Latest: Trump says no to US troops in Ukraine

President Donald Trump on Tuesday offered his assurances that U.S. troops would not be sent to Ukraine to defend against Russia, after seeming to leave open the possibility the day before

The Guardian - US

US pediatric organization diverges from CDC in Covid-19 vaccine advisory for children

American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children as young as six months and up to 23 months get the shot

The Conversation

As back-to-school season approaches, Canadian employers are making a mistake by mandating workers back to the office

Canadian employers have been mandating workers back to in-person work through blanket return-to-office policies. On top of harming workplace equity, these policies have broader repercussions for the public as children head back to school and respiratory illness season looms.

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