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The researchers noted that those recovering from dengue had a 55% higher risk of any heart complications, 213% increased risk of cognition or memory disorders, and 198% increased risk of movement disorders compared to COVID-19 patients.

Exclusive: more than 500 children a day or one every three minutes are referred to mental health services in England

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes US government pressure on his social media platforms to take down certain Covid-19 content in 2021 was "wrong," and said he would resist similar attempts in the future, according to a letter submitted to a US congressional committee.

The government is once again providing free COVID tests to American households this fall.

A mutation on the spike protein of the virus that causes COVID-19 could help it infect the brain by forcing it to use a cellular "back door."

Nativity scene was allegedly excluded (ostensibly on COVID grounds) while a menorah lighting was allowed.

Public transport ridership has taken a beating in many Australian cities since the onset of COVID. With more people still working from home – typically office workers who had been concentrated in central business districts – passenger numbers remain well below pre-COVID levels on routes serving those CBDs.

With post-Covid behaviour issues set to peak this year, one headteacher is trying to reduce impact on learning

Exclusive: Experts say ‘desocialised’ pupils home schooled through Covid are entering traditionally most disruptive years

Brendan Rodgers has called on Celtic to free up some of the record £26m fee they will receive from Brighton for Matt O’Riley and buy new players.

From sharing his pupils’ jokes on social media to watching friendships grow, the author of a new book reveals what he learned from the magical and messy world of Year 1