Tag: pandemic
Voluntarily catching Covid-19: good or bad idea?
” Either way, we’ll all get it eventually », « being vaccinated does not protect that much », « with Omicron, it’s not so bad “… Wouldn’t it ultimately be…
A Turkish couple in New York started a food delivery company by cooking home-cooked meals during the pandemic.
Turkish couple, Emre Uzundağ and Yonca Çubuk, who moved to New York in 2020, say their “little dreams have come true” thanks to the food ordering app called Woodspoon they…
Pandemic continues to wreak havoc on jobs, UN says
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on jobs around the world and a return to pre-health crisis levels could take years, the UN said on Monday. The International Labor…
“Pandemic Decreases in Spring and Ends in Summer”
When will the Corona virus, which killed 5.5 million people and infected 328 million people, be out of our lives? This is the question that the world is wondering the…
Majority of Stratford-area small business owners remain ‘optimistic,’ despite pandemic
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News A global public-health crisis about to enter its third year has been particularly hard on the area’s arts and tourism sectors, but business openings…
Fight against misinformation or for information?
This title may sound like a false dilemma. However, it must be admitted that our resources are limited and that we journalists must make choices about the information we process…
Sanitary pass: the lessons we must learn from it
French researchers publish a comment in the journal NatureMedicine so that the government can learn lessons from the implementation of the health pass in France. A measure which, if it…
Covid-19: 10% of infected are still contagious 10 days later
A small study conducted in England indicates that a minority of people infected with SARS-CoV-2 retain traces of viral activity ten days after the initial infection. You will also be…
Professor David Heymann announces first country to emerge from coronavirus pandemic
It has been claimed that England, which is one of the countries where the debates are most severe during the coronavirus epidemic, will be the first country to come out…
No, vaccines are not responsible for the increase in contamination
A recent interview with Professor Didier Raoult is circulating on social networks. She suggests that the vaccination campaign would have increased the number of cases, in other words it would…