All About COVID-19
Overcoming Confirmation Bias
Confirmation bias is the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms or supports one’s prior beliefs or values.
Damage to Children’s Education — And Their Health — Could Last a Lifetime
Before the pandemic, 16-year-old Na’ryen Cayou had everything he needed. He had his own room. A partial scholarship to a boys’ prep school. A spot playing trombone…
How the Pandemic Has Reshaped the Work Landscape
Last summer it was reported that the number of Americans who started a business increased by a whopping 551,657 applicants.
Zoom in the “New Normal”: Pros and Cons
Zoom, with all its connection issues, mishaps, and overheating devices, is a tool that has expanded and diversified our options.
A Break From Breathlessness: How Singing Helped Me Through Long Covid
Singing was the only time I felt in control of my lungs and, paradoxically, able to forget about them.
With COVID-19, Time is Speeding Up
The best countermeasure to lies and outlandish propaganda surrounding COVID-19 is truth and action.
A Bribe for a Vaccination: Why?
Scientists and doctors can present all the evidence they have, but some people still don’t feel the right decision is worthwhile…That is, unless they are being bribed.
Baby Steps: Children’s Post-Pandemic World
The notion of “post-pandemic” life is underway, and parents are gearing up and partaking in summertime activities for their children. With children as young as 12 years old receiving the vaccine and clinical trials ongoing for ages five to 11, kids are stepping back into social settings…
Community Ambassadors Are the Link to Toronto’s Unvaccinated Populations
When Suganthine Sundaralingam goes door knocking in her community in Scarborough, she carries two folders with her…
The Greatest Adjective is Free
Post-COVID-19, veterans are seeking to grab a piece of driftwood, a lifeline, anything, to feel like America again, a place that constitutes FREE.
