'Nobody knew exactly what to do': 5 years on, what scientific lessons were learned during COVID?

'Nobody knew exactly what to do': 5 years on, what scientific lessons were learned during COVID?

PITTSBURGH (TNS) — The pandemic stretched us — our communication, our science, our distribution networks, even what it means to be a good citizen amid rapidly developing knowledge.

Lessons of COVID-19 pandemic not taking root in Trump’s America

Five years ago, a mysterious illness surfaced in Wuhan, China, and quickly spread around the globe, forcing lockdowns, overwhelming hospitals and claiming millions of lives ...

'Covid's scariest legacy is still a threat and 5 years on we've learned little'

We'd hoped the pandemic would turn us into a better, more caring society but, argues Brian Reade, if another virus forced us into lockdown, we'd be less likely to repel it

Five years from the beginning of the pandemic. What did we learn from that incessant anguish, from that horror that had no end? What makes us learn is not what happens but how we understand and live what happens to us. That is why the pandemic has made some selfish and others supportive. Some have taught them to love life and others to fear death. Some have led them to value public health and others to cling to private health care.