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Social bubbles are effective, CPR is worth the risk, and Pepcid AC can help with mild cases in my weekly COVID-19 science roundup for The Tyee.

Vancouver hospitals have low mortality rates, silent infections may be rampant, and the Brits aren’t banging in my weekly roundup of COVID-19 science for The Tyee.

Vaccines show promise in clinical trials, rolling lockdown cycles, and more in my weekly roundup of COVID-19 science for The Tyee.

Women are having more, but lower quality, sex, dogs and cats can be infected, and more in my weekly roundup of pandemic science for The Tyee.

Air quality has changed, but not always for the better, organ donations have fallen, and AI can diagnose COVID-19 without a test, in my weekly roundup of new science for The Tyee.

Men are less concerned about COVID-19 despite higher risk, a link to vitamin D, and no baby boom in Italy in my latest coronavirus science roundup in The Tyee.

How travel restrictions prevented millions of infections, an early arrival in France, and an interesting mutation in one COVID-19 strain, plus more in my science round-up for The Tyee.

Antibodies from a llama called Winter could be the basis of a treatment for COVID-19, men die at higher rates than women, and more in my latest science round-up for The Tyee.

People who rely on conservative media believe more conspiracy theories, lockdown increases depression in kids, and yet more evidence that aggressive testing and tracing is the best strategy in my regular COVID-19 science update. Read more in The Tyee.

A scientific examination of homemade mask fabrics, COVID-19 is not an STI, and more bad news about hydroxychloroquine in my latest science round-up. Read more in The Tyee.