Our Strength Lies in Our Humanity
Girls are at significantly increased risk for depression as they enter adolescence. Given the current COVID-19 crisis, they are even more vulnerable. What can parents do to help? Source – … Read More
What’s so hard, or such a big deal, about something as simple as wearing a mask in public? If we all shift our perspective, we can love and help each … Read More
A corona silver lining? Source – Psychology Today In Praise of the Simple Life
Many of us are struggling with the stresses of being at home. In addition to getting professional help, we can maintain calm by focusing on being present in the now. … Read More
Over the last few weeks, there have been conflicting news reports about the ability of children to transmit the new coronavirus. This is in part understandable, as the knowledge we have about the new coronavirus and … Read More
The OpenPandemics – COVID-19 project helps researchers at Scripps Research look for potential COVID-19 treatments. But that’s just the beginning for our newest project. By joining the World Community Grid … Read More
COVID-19 is the closest thing to an extraterrestrial invasion we’re ever likely to face. How would we do as a unified species defending our planet from a universal threat? Source … Read More
Biased interpretations of COVID related information are prevalent. Understanding how such misinterpretations occur is essential for living in a safer world. Source – Psychology Today COVID and Cognitive Bias: Rationalizing … Read More
Check out the Museum of London’s Virtual Exhibition. “Disease X: London’s next epidemic?“ To mark the 100 year anniversary of the deadliest wave of the Spanish Flu, we looked back … Read More
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