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I've prodded, poked and picked at my own skin for years. Now, my anxiety has become a matter of public health

New digital habits will be a gift to hostile actors unless governments and internet users show vigilance

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Warmer weather may slow the spread of this virus in some parts of the world. But the evidence suggests it won't stop the pandemic

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Research shows that proper hand drying is also important, whether you're in a doctor's surgery or just at the office