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What Does Coronavirus Do to the Body? – The New York Times

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

As cases of coronavirus infection proliferate around the world and governments take extraordinary measures to limit the spread, there is still a lot of confusion about what exactly the virus does to peoples bodies. The symptoms fever, cough, shortness of breath can signal any number of illnesses, from flu to strep to the common cold. Here is what medical experts and researchers have learned so far about the progression of the infection caused by this new coronavirus and what they still dont know Continue reading →

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Cuba in the time of the coronavirus – Open Democracy

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

During the Covid-19 pandemic, we have looked to the most affected great powers and countries for information and to see what measures they are taking. But perhaps we can find some interesting examples from other countries. One of the countries that has always provided good examples outside of the dominant mainstream has been Cuba. Continue reading →

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Ancient human ancestor ‘Little Foot’ probably lived in trees, new research finds – WBAP News/Talk

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

Around 3.67 million years ago, an ancient human ancestor nicknamed Little Foot fell about 30 feet down into a deep shaft of a cave. Today, she represents the most complete Australopithecus (pronounced aa-struh-luh-pi-thuh-kuhs) skeleton and is helping researchers to learn more about our chimpanzee-like ancestors. Continue reading →

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THE ADDICTED GARDENER: Environmental tidbits from around the world – Wicked Local Rochester

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

Those of us who are concerned with the environment do not isolate that concern to the United States because we know this is a worldwide concern. Animals, birds and insects are as important to us as are the plants, shrubs and trees that provide habitat for these creatures. Over the past week or so, Ive read many articles Id like to share from local to other areas of the globe as well as a few tidbits of information you may or may not know Continue reading →

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9 Mental Health Practices To Maintain (Or Begin) During The Coronavirus Lockdown – Forbes

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

Two men walking on yellow circles. Continue reading →

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COVID-19 And Your Mental Health – University of Arkansas Newswire

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

During this unprecedented and unique public health crisis, it is normal to experience a wide-range of emotions. Continue reading →

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Companies are making mental-health care fast and accessible – New York Post

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

Over my head and about to drown. Thats how one Wall Street associate felt a few weeks ago when he called his companys employee assistance program (EAP) to ask for help. Continue reading →

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‘Wake up, millennials: Now is the time to prioritize your mental health,’ therapist says of coronavirus pandemic – CNBC

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

There's a lot to be stressed about lately due to thecoronavirus pandemic:Confirmed cases of COVID-19 keep rising, stock market volatility is causing panic, jobs are at risk and store shelves are emptying. But there's a lot more at stake here than toilet paper. I'm talking about mental health, particularly for millennials. Continue reading →

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Using video conferencing for mental health consultations – Swinburne University of Technology

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

Swinburnes Mental Health Online (MHO) team has developed how-to guides for mental health practitioners to set up for remote consultations, which could help with efforts to stop and slow the spread of COVID-19. This initiative, A Practical Guide to Video Mental Health Consultation will equip more mental health practitioners across the country to conduct their consultations via video conference, also known as telehealth. MHO is a digital mental health service run by the National eTherapy Centre (NeTC), funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health. Continue reading →

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Mental health professionals share insight into coping with COVID-19 – Pine River Times

Posted: Published on March 23rd, 2020

It has been more than two weeks since Gov. Jared Polis announced the first COVID-19 case in Colorado, and nearly two months since Washington state reported its first case. If time since then has felt like an anxious blur stop, take a breath. Continue reading →

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