The Oxford Dictionary’s Word of the Year exercise couldn’t pick just one, reflecting the upheaval of the Covid19 pandemic.

Self-censorship is stifling free-wheeling academic conversations outside the safety of campus.

"The result [of the pandemic] is a disrupted labor market and uncertain prospects for 2021," notes the World Economic Foundation report.

One year after a past outbreak ended, 12% of health care workers still had symptoms of post-traumatic stress.

"I’m not sure how much students are learning [online], but nobody’s dropped out yet which I’m guessing is a good sign."

Doctors effectively curtailed this outbreak with the help of new treatments and an effective vaccine.

Isolation-induced behavioral fatigue will make us more non-compliant, but quarantine remains our only Covid19-fighting chance.

Good news, though: for most people, it's no worse than the flu.

Increasing the number of people at airports who properly wash their hands could slow the global spread of disease by 70%.

The World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus outbreak an international public health emergency.

We are not prepared for a global disease outbreak, according to an international group of health experts.