The pandemic changed a lot of things for a lot of people. While many white-collar workers have had to pivot careers by either putting them on hold or moving to work-from-home situations, this is not the case for essential workers. These unsung heroes—health care personnel, grocery store workers, and first responders—must show up for work under all circumstances to provide services we rely on. But how do essential workers take care of their children with school closures, disrupted daycare services, and their own schedules being transformed by the pandemic? In this article, we’ll look at activities that are fun and safe for children of essential workers to participate in.
Read MoreWith the COVID vaccines becoming mainstream, people are finally returning to the office. But the idea of pursuing work from the workplace after a long period is causing anxiety in some people. It is perfectly natural to be losing flexibility and freedom and sharing space with other people. The good news is that a few helpful tips can help you deal with the situation. Here are some ways to cope with office reopening anxiety better.
Read MoreFor more than a year, the COVID-19 pandemic has turned our world upside down. But one thing we have learned: mass testing is, besides the vaccine, one of the important tools by which SARS-CoV-2 can be kept under control. What is the rapid antigen test? How are samples collected and how are the results interpreted? These are some of the questions we answer below.
Read MoreThe Covid-19 pandemic changed everything. Many industries faced downfall, and they couldn't recover fast. The travel industry was the one that faced supreme challenges and is still coping with them. Life is no longer the same for Americans who love exploring the world. Do you know about the post-pandemic changes that could affect family travel? There are a few predictions that reflect how travel might change after the pandemic. Let us ponder upon the 5 top ways responsible for the change in family traveling.
Read MoreCovid-19 infection is a global tragedy. It is the latest and probably the deadliest disease in several decades to disturb the public health infrastructure and disrupt our everyday lives. Heart disease, joint pain, a weakened muscle tone, and a compromised mental capacity have been cited as long-term complications of the disease. However, recent studies have shown that the problems do not end here. Loss of hair, development of mental health issues, weight loss may be long-term complications of the virus, but the latest known complication of the infection is fertility damage for adult males.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 19 pandemic is a health crisis of epic proportions, and there are many concerns that come with it. Aside from the direct effects that a viral infection can cause, other medical problems have also arisen: depression, paranoia, a sense of isolation, and increased anxiety are some of the most common psychological issues that are part of the new normal. To that end, it is of utmost importance that people take necessary steps to keep themselves healthy during this crisis.
Read MoreWhen hospitals admit patients, a team of health care professionals often surround them. Doctors, nurses, and other medical Practitioners are always nearby and consistently checking up on their patients even for the slightest sneeze. Naturally, it’s not still an easy transition for the patient, and of course, the caregiver when it’s time for discharge. While getting out of most hospitals' sterile environment can be a relief, it can also be scary to others.
Read MoreAre you looking to improve your financial situation? Whether you are struggling to make ends meet, COVID-19 has impacted your situation or you simply want to have a bit more money to work with each month, there are several ways that you can improve your financial situation which could have a big impact and help you to build towards a brighter future. Some of these suggestions may seem minor, but over time they can have a big impact and, when it comes to personal finance, you have to realize that every little helps and that you are focusing on the long-term.
Read MoreIf you have to spend a significant amount of time convincing yourself that it is really time to take a shower, then you might not even consider starting working out. It is tiring, requires effort, and you’ll be sore the next day. Still, although activities that require at least a bit of effort might seem increasingly out of reach, it doesn’t mean that you should resign yourself to the luscious winds of stagnation. In a second, you’ll learn how to start working out during COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThere's no doubt about it, the coronavirus has hit us hard. Many of us have suffered a loss of income. Some of us have experienced the virus first hand. And the majority of us have had to spend time away from extended family members and friends. The world is in turmoil right now, and we have all been thrown into a time of uncertainty. In a bid to overcome coronavirus panic and anxiety, let us try to find things to be grateful for during this time. Here are just a few of the things you might want to be grateful for during this period of lockdown.
Read MoreDuring the stay-at-home policy, citizens need to secure a number of necessary tools and supplies as they continue to fight against COVID-19 inside their homes. While it is quite stressful to go outside because of the fear of acquiring the coronavirus, it is even frustrating to discover that after going out to buy supplies, you still forgot some things. To give you a hand in knowing what tools and supplies to buy during this pandemic, we prepared a general list of supplies that you might need. But before that, here are some general guidelines that you must adhere to:
Read MoreThis COVID-19 crisis has radically changed our lives. Just a few months ago, we had no idea our 'world' would be reduced to the size of our homes! This crisis is a powerful reminder of how important freedom is - and how much we need human connection and intimacy versus isolation! Just thinking about the fact that you cannot shake a friend’s hand, or give your parent a hug can feel like unbearable isolation. If we're going to be stuck at home, we may as well make the most of it.
Read MoreAt this time, instances of the coronavirus are still increasing rapidly, as is the death toll from the COVID-19 virus, with business, schools and event closures and extended lockdowns; families are finding themselves scared, isolated and vulnerable, and are trying to cope with fear and anxiety about what the future holds for them. In this article, we will explore what you can do to help you and your family cope with pandemic stress and anxiety to improve communication and your relationships, to enable you to rise out this ongoing crisis.
Read MoreThe health crisis around the world affects us all entirely. As the medical community devotes themselves to the crisis, we wanted to help in any way that we can. Doctors and nurses continue to be selfless, sleeping in hospitals to protect their families while working diligently to help the sick community.
Read MoreIn the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, local and federal governments are stressing the importance of social distancing to mitigate the spread of the disease. However, social isolation and loneliness can seriously affect people's mental and physical health, especially if they happen to be elderly. Still, many residential living facilities, retirement homes and nursing homes are restricting visitor access to ensure their residents and staff stay healthy. If you have a loved one in one of these facilities or simply can't visit them at home right now, there are still plenty of ways to keep in touch.
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