New Scientist, 9 May 2020

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Title:	New Scientist, 9 May 2020
Authors:	New Scientist
Info:	London : New Scientist, 2020 ; p/bk, 48 pp.
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2020-05-09

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COVID-19 (post-ventilation rehabilitation | rethinking testing | reductions of other infections during lockdown | shielding | behavioural science)

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In my last editor's note, written when the full scale of the pandemic was becoming clear, I talked about the possibility that we might have trouble printing one or more issues during the crisis.

A note from the editor.

The covid-19 pandemic has upended many of the things that we once took for granted, but perhaps the most insidious is what it is doing to our ability to tell fact from fiction.

Good science, bad science: the pandemic has generated a dangerous infodemic.

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