5 years after COVID: Are we ready for the next pandemic?
But five years after COVID-19 began its deadly surge across the world, they share concerns that the tumult in federal health ...
The Gazette on MSN4d
Lives on hold: Thousands of Quebecers suffering from long COVID five years after pandemic began
Five years after the pandemic began, Major is among the thousands of Quebecers whose lives have been put on hold from long ...
The Invisible Threat: How Microplastics Are Poisoning Our Health And What We Can Do About It
Plastics revolutionized medicine. But what we once saw as miraculous has now become a silent threat—one we can no longer ...
Modern Ghana5d
Seidu Agongo launches month-long Ramadan donations for mothers
Businessman and philanthropist Alhaji Seidu Agongo has paid the medical bills of 25 patients in the out-patient department ...
I’d Had Jobs Before, but None Like This
Like any sane person, I had a fear of heights and said that I’d like to get a groundman’s job, which I was told entailed ...
Miss Manners: What the movies always get wrong about gloves
GENTLE READER: You do your late friend no honor by snubbing her children, at least one of whom she trusted enough to name as her executor. Miss Manners hopes that you will express your condolences to ...
The Harvard Crimson3d
Traveling Through
A small part of my mind traces back to the moments I spent sitting in the big hospital chair, able to reflect without ...
5 years after first cases, Manitoba families who lost loved ones to COVID-19 still feel missed moments
Retired nurse Valerie Alderson doesn't find herself thinking back to the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic anymore, but when someone brings it up, "it's a flashback of what has happened."That ...
The Artifacts of New York’s Pandemic Era
The vintage aura of Sevilla Restaurant — the servers in bow ties, the leather booths, the glow of lanterns — reflects a ...
On five-year anniversary of COVID shutdowns, schools and hospitals reflect on ever-present effects
Five years ago this week, the United States locked down to slow the spread of COVID-19. What was initially thought to be a short few weeks before children returned to school and businesses opened ...