Coronavirus

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‘Quarantine fatigue’ is here and this is why it is so dangerous Kyle Schnitzer

Since April 17, the data found that people are going outside more frequently than they were in mid-March when social distancing measures were announced. Read More

Health

These are the 6 worst social distancing mistakes you can make Jennifer Fabiano

A new study revealed six social distancing mistakes that you might be making during the coronavirus pandemic and how you can correct them. Read More

How To

These are the best materials to use when making a DIY face mask John Anderer

A new study just released by the American Chemical Society delved into this question and found that a combination of cotton with chiffon is the best combination to block out viral aerosol particles. Chiffon, for those unaware, is a lightweight semi-transparent fabric often used for nightgowns. Read More

Health

36% of New Yorkers know someone who has passed away from COVID-19 John Anderer

According to the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy’s latest survey, 36% of New Yorkers know someone who has passed away from COVID-19. Read More

Health

This rare but scary condition has been seen in children with Coronavirus CW Headley

The reported prodromes resemble those linked to Kawasaki Disease alongside instructive characteristics of SARS-COV-2 infection. Read More

Health

Bill Gates reveals his plan for how we get past the COVID-19 pandemic CW Headley

“We need to put in place a very dense testing regime so you would detect that rebound going back into exponential growth very quickly and not wait for the ICUs to fill up and there to be a lot of deaths. If you see the hot spot, you kind of understand the activities causing that.” … Read More

Health

This state is having the hardest time with social distancing Kyle Schnitzer

While social distancing has been an effective measure of controlling the COVID-19 outbreak, the measures are harder to do in some states than others, according to a new study. Read More

Advice

How to protect your well-being at work during a crisis Jessica Lindsey

Many of us are now working remotely for the first time, not able to work at all, or working long hours in hazardous conditions. Read More

Health

Coronavirus drifts through the air in microscopic droplets – here’s the science of infectious aerosols Shelly Miller

During the 1970s when I was growing up in Southern California, the air was so polluted that I was regularly sent home from high school to “shelter in place.” There might not seem to be much in common between staying home due to air pollution and staying home to fight the coronavirus pandemic, but fundamentally, … Read More

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