The pandemic has made online grocery shopping a lasting habit for Indians
Notorious for deal-hunting, the pandemic has made India’s online grocery shopping utility-driven.
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How the Pandemic Changed Breast Cancer Care
With limited space in operating rooms, experts explore new ways to treat patients under restricted conditions.
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The Pandemic May Be Damaging My Brain, but It’s Not the Masks
(MedPage Today) — I’ve been limiting my COVID-19-related engagement with social media because this has been a rough year. I like being a resource for my loved ones about COVID-19 stuff, but it feels never-ending. A friend of mine asked me to…
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Gen X amid the Pandemic: How Their Finances, Shopping Behavior, and Digital Usage Look
Summary List PlacementMany Gen Xers have yet to recover from the Great Recession, and the pandemic didn’t help the unstable financial health of this cohort. Gen Xers have been pushed to adjust their bill payment methods, retirement plans, shopping habits, and work structure amid the digital transformation and financial strain brought on by the coronavirus…
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Your pandemic nightmares may never stop. Here’s why.
Natural disasters, endless labyrinths, gigantic bugs. A dreams researcher explains why our pandemic sleep has been so haunted — and why our dreams may never go back to normal. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Dreams, Sleep Studies, Pandemic, and Covid 19
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The toll pandemic isolation took on me and my autistic son
The coronavirus pandemic was hard on all families, but not more so than those isolated from their autistic children.
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Pandemic inspector general blasts DOJ memo, urges Congress to clarify mandate
A watchdog seeking to provide oversight of trillions of dollars in coronavirus spending and other relief has blasted a new Justice Department memo while calling on Congress to clarify his oversight mandate….
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Pandemic EBT
WASHINGTON, April 26, 2021 – Earlier today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a new effort funded by the American Rescue Plan to provide adequate nutrition to more than 30 million children over the summer by expanding Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) benefits.
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The pandemic could remake public transportation for the better
On paper, the task was gargantuan. To slow the rapid spread of the coronavirus, the New York City subway would start closing every night for the first time in 115 years. That meant the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), its overseer, had to create a massive bus network to mirror 665 miles of track. That’s roughly…
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The next wave of the pandemic: Long Covid
The research is becoming only more clear: People who have had COVID — even those who never had severe infections — are at risk of ongoing health problems, including some serious ones. Why it matters: Long after the majority of Americans are vaccinated, patien…
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