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COVID-19 is linked to changes in the time-space dimension of human mobility
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This research conducted by Clodomir Santana and colleagues examines the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on human mobility, revealing significant shifts in daily travel distances and commuting routines. Discover how lockdowns altered mobility patterns and the intriguing differences in recovery across urban and economic landscapes.
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