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Presented by Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Before COVID-19 arrived in the U.S., you might not have thought much about the role of epidemiology in your life. But behind the scenes, Alaska’s collaborative community of epidemiologists is constantly at work, studying the diseases and trends that impact everyone’s health. “Epidemiology is an everyday science,” said…
Amid a pandemic, the woke-ist Press are experiencing a psychotic break
| July 03, 2020 05:27 AM If the press suffered a nervous breakdown after the 2016 election — and they did — they are experiencing a full-on psychotic break amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the George Floyd protests. It is as if the lockdowns and nationwide demonstrations caused media executives to snap, leaving them in…
Over the past few weeks, universities and colleges across the United States have begun announcing plans for reopening this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, offering students much-needed certainty after months of unprecedented upheaval. However, for many of the thousands of Chinese nationals with plans to begin graduate or undergraduate studies in the U.S. this September,…
The Outermost Inn – one of the most exquisite properties on the Massachusetts island of Martha’s Vineyard – has an elegant, special-occasion restaurant. But this summer, it’s trying something different: no-fuss picnics packed in traditional baskets that customers can tote to a beach, carry onto a boat, or just take back home.“It’s a massive pivot…
Halfway to 2021 — SpaceX’s 11 launches match the total this year by Russia, Europe, and Japan combined. Eric Berger – Jul 1, 2020 1:08 pm UTC Falcon 9 leaps off SLC-40 Tuesday with the 3rd GPS-III satellite for the United States Space Force / Air Force. Trevor Mahlmann This is the first time the…
Whether it’s shopping for bread or bridal wear, COVID-19 has created a vastly different retail experience.Melina De Luca, owner of 7th Avenue Fashions in Winnipeg, has reopened her store for appointment-based shopping and is asking customers to wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)Whether it’s shopping for bread or bridal wear, COVID-19…
There’s no doubt the pandemic crisis has altered how we go about our daily routines. After my last haircut this past February for example,I told my young hair stylist that I’d see her in early March when I returned from a conference in Los Angeles.We were both disappointed. My conference was cancelled at the eleventh…
Yves here. I don’t see how non-affluent families with two working parents and school aged kids coped with school closures. Some local groups stepped up and provided some childcare, but I have to think it was on a first come, first served basis, and I am not sure it continued once non-essential business closure order…