The issue of whether or not schools in the U. S. will resume in-person this fall remains a source of heated debate.
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Viral Tweet Shows Making Rent Is No Joke For Many Americans During The Pandemic
“Most people were responding because they found it funny. But at the same time, they most likely relate.”
DeVos Presses Schools To Reopen, But Details (And Federal Funding Answers) Remain Sparse
DeVos would not say whether schools should follow the CDC’s guidance for reopening, either.
The Complex, Global Evolution Of Coronavirus Mask Rules
Wearing masks won’t be a cure-all. But, if done in concert with other measures, mask-wearing may help curb the upward trend in new infections. And for this there appears to be a growing consensus based on guidance issued by most public health agencies …
Face Masks With 5G Antennas, The Latest Covid-19 Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory
It’s a face mask. Not a smartphone.
The Answer To Anti-Aging Therapies May Lie In Your Aging Dog
A recent study published in Cell Systems sought to debunk one of the most common myths about dogs: much to our surprise, one “dog year” does not equal seven “human years.”
80% Of People Hospitalized With Coronavirus Still Had Symptoms Two Months Later, Says New Study
Growing evidence suggests that the coronavirus can cause long-term symptoms in some people.
We’re Trying To Get People To Wear Masks The Wrong Way
In many places it’s now mandatory to wear a mask and while the a lot people have embraced the new norm, in some parts of the U. S., the requirement to put on a mask has brought about political protests, arrests and violence.
Starbucks Will Require Face Masks Starting July 15, Here Are Some Costco Confrontations
Expect more and more businesses to require customers to wear face coverings. Here is why.
‘Tingling Throat Syndrome’: Woman Has 1.5-Inch Worm In Her Tonsil
What worse than finding a worm in your sashimi?
