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Linda Geddes

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Science journalist (ex @guardian @newscientist), broadcaster, and author (CHASING THE SUN, BUMPOLOGY). Loves a good 🔥
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mRNA vaccines safe and effective, confirms Lancet review

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By Linda Geddes Verified
| Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
At a glance A comprehensive review of evidence from laboratory research, clinical trials and real-world studies has confirmed that mRNA-based vaccines are safe and effective, while highlighting their potential to prevent a growing number of infectious diseases, and treat other health conditions in the years to come. It concluded that serious adverse events were rare and substantially outweighed by protection against severe disease, hospitalisation and death.
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What happened to the feared ‘subclade K’ flu strain?

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By Linda Geddes Verified
| Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
At a glance H3N2 subclade K flu is a variation of a human seasonal flu virus that emerged towards the end of the southern hemisphere’s 2025 flu season. Its rapid accumulation of mutations sparked concerns that it might evade existing immunity and vaccines. However, a study of blood samples from 243 individuals of different ages suggested most participants already had antibodies capable of recognising subclade K, and the 2025–2026 flu vaccine further boosted their immune responses.
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New Scientist recommends an unsettling deep dive into forensic science

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By Linda Geddes Verified
| New Scientist Verified
Forensic anthropologist and anatomist Sue Black examines some bones An Expert Witness Sue Black, Doubleday (UK); Atlantic Monthly Press (US, out January 2027) Sue Black knows that, in court, even minor physical discomforts can become dangerous distractions. As she prepares to give evidence in a high-stakes murder trial, the forensic anthropologist quietly slips off her shoes, so she feels more grounded during cross-examination.
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