Covid-19
Meet the conspiracy theorists who believe Covid isn’t real… because viruses don’t exist
In the world of the virus deniers, not only is the novel coronavirus fake, but viruses themselves don't actually exist.
I’ll get the Covid vaccine – here’s why I’m telling you, and why you should tell everyone too
We can all play an active role in helping achieve Covid-19 vaccination coverage by limiting the spread of misplaced vaccine fear.
Anti-vaxxers are dangerously wrong, but we should be wary of writing them off as stupid or selfish
If we want to be effective in countering anti-vaxxers, we need to understand their arguments, and why people believe them.
The COVID-19 vaccines are a sign for cautious optimism – but it is still early days
Three COVID-19 Vaccines have shown some very promising results, and we should rightly feel optimistic, but we aren't at the finish line yet
From scam product ads to conspiracy theories, misinformation always adapts to survive
The techniques developed by affiliate marketers to spread scam products mirrors the way in which conspiracy theories nimbly adapt to spread misinformation
So you’re stress eating during a global pandemic
During this intensely stressful time, it's important to remember that seeking comfort in food is not unusual, and it's not sign of moral failure.
Plagues and plots: throughout history, epidemics and conspiracy theories have gone hand-in-hand
From the anti-Semitic Flagellants of the Black Death to modern day 5G-hating COVID deniers, epidemics have always driven conspiracy theories.
A new study suggests coronavirus antibodies fade over time – but how concerned should we be?
We shouldn't be overly worried by the data showing that coronavirus antibodies wane after infection, explains immunologist Professor Sheena Cruickshank
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