Category: healthcare

Not Just An Acute Infection: The Prolonged Onslaught Of Coronavirus

Some patients infected with coronavirus experience symptoms for months.

Successful Reopening: It’s Not What You Think

A realistic look at what a successful reopening really means.

How Horror Games Like The Last Of Us Can Provide Catharsis

Could playing horror games like The Last of Us could provide psychological benefits?

Did Covid-19 Come From A Lab? Was It Deliberate Bioterrorism? A Biodefense Expert Explores The Clues

There has been a lot of speculation about whether Covid-19 was a naturally occurring disease. Here, biodefense expert Dr. Mark Kortepeter explains what scientists look for in determining whether a disease outbreak might be deliberate.

How To Return To Outdoor Entertainment Venues

Wear a mask, stay 6 feet away and avoid concessions, unless it’s a drive-in.

How To Restart Production In Hollywood

Virtual auditions, restrictions on live audiences and some rather creative solutions for intimate scenes.

How To Reopen Indoor Entertainment

Smaller audiences, more showtimes, and masks, masks, masks.

How To Get Back On The Mountain

Outdoor activities are lower risk but you should still social distance, wear a mask and bring your own water.

Will The Covid Crisis Spur Us To End Homelessness?

We talk to homelessness expert Rosanne Haggerty about the challenges and opportunities of the Covid moment, and why the mindset and language of public health is key to a future without homelessness.

Immunity To Covid-19 Infection May Fade Quickly

A new study published in Nature Medicine indicates that immunity to infection by SARS-CoV-2 may fade quickly, at least in people with no or moderate symptoms.