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We need to talk about fertility afresh, not least because the sperm-count ‘crisis’ doesn’t add up

Olympics board deny talk of further delay and double down on vaccine acquisition

Japanese committee looking at a wider programme of vaccination ahead of Games

Herd immunity ‘might now be impossible’. Here’s how we could learn to live with Covid

The US has vaccinated more than half its adults with one dose. But rates are slipping

‘Phenomenal amount of work’ to keep Covid out of Australia, says public health director

Irish-born consultant credits the country’s strict hotel quarantining and free walk-in testing for suppressing virus

Almost one quarter of world’s population will not get Covid-19 vaccine until 2022

High-income countries secure billions of doses, with uncertainty for low-income countries

Pandemic mothers: ‘It’s been the best and the worst time’

First year in new baby’s life can be isolating and anxious under even the best of circumstances

Irish policies to tackle obesity ‘fall behind international best practice’ – report

Experts call for ‘no fry zones’, school food policies, restrictions on unhealthy ads

Trump tells Fox News he is ‘immune’ to Covid-19, 10 days after diagnosis

Some medical experts sceptical US president is risk free of transmitting virus

Why don’t we wear face coverings, even when we know we should?

Many of us don’t wear masks because of concerns about what others may think

Writer, heal thyself – An Irishman’s Diary on literature and medicine

Q&A: Are we allowed to hug during Covid-19?

Comforting children is now a public health issue, according to health experts

Brazil was ahead of the curve on coronavirus. Then the presidency intervened

Country with second-worst outbreak in world was highly prepared for virus in February

Covid-19 drain on health risks ‘extra 6,000 child deaths’ daily

Unicef flags mounting pressure from pandemic on systems in developing countries

Coronavirus: Why are men twice as likely to die as women?

Covid-19 fatalities in Ireland are replicating gender patterns across the world

Deaths from Chinese coronavirus surpass Sars outbreak

Authorities extend Lunar New Year holidays with more than 811 people killed

First US case of coronavirus confirmed as Chinese officials race to stem spread

Sixth death in China where wider outbreak feared as hundreds of millions begin travelling for lunar new year

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