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What we wish we d known in March 2020 when the coronavirus took over the U S

What We Wish We Knew at the Beginning of This Mess

What We Wish We Knew at the Beginning of This Mess Slate 3/10/2021 © Provided by Slate Photo illustration by Slate. Photos by Getty Images Plus and Amazon. One year ago, Slate’s employees were sent home “for a week or longer,” as Slate’s CEO put it in the email announcing that our offices would close. If only we knew! Like workers around the country who were lucky enough to have jobs they could do from home, we grabbed our laptops, waved goodbye to colleagues, and left the workplace to navigate our own confusing little hells. We didn’t know when we’d be back and still don’t.

Danny M Lavery and Shannon Palus discuss a letter about water cooler small talk and dating

“If you've been in the habit of asking your employees a lot about their dating lives too, now would be a good time to scale back.”

Dr Chris Stout: Pandemic Update – February 17, 2021

Dr. Chris Stout: Pandemic Update – February 17, 2021 LinkedIn 2/17/2021 © Provided by LinkedIn Welcome to this Week’s Edition – A Convenient Digest and Curated Collection of Verified News and Studies Related to Global Health and Humanitarian Intervention  I had Covid. Should I still get vaccinated? In hopes of making this very confusing time just a little less so, each week Bloomberg Prognosis is picking one question sent in by readers and putting it to an expert in the field. This week s question comes to us from Robb in East Point, Georgia .  Robb, 65, tested positive for Covid-19 after briefly experiencing symptoms of the virus on Thanksgiving Day. Robb asks:

Covid Absolutism

Covid Absolutism Good morning. We look at the debate over coronavirus absolutism. Image In a public health emergency, absolutism is a very tempting response: People should cease all behavior that creates additional risk. That instinct led to calls for gay men to stop having sex during the AIDS crisis. It has also spurred campaigns for teen abstinence, to reduce sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancies. And to fight obesity, people have been drawn to fads like the elimination of carbohydrates. These days, there is a new absolutist health fad: the discouragement or even prohibition of any behavior that seems to increase the risk of coronavirus infection, even minutely.

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