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Ways to Build Stress Resilience from the Coronavirus

Posted on by Virginia Creasey
As Covid-19 is rapidly raging in the elderly community many adjustments of adapting to this new way of living for them has taken place.  Ways to divert some of the stress that can cause additional health concerns to them that surely effects their love ones and the people surrounding them.  The Entire senior community has and still is trying to survive from this horrible pandemic.   But what if...
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Black Lives Matter Protests May Not Have Caused an Increase in Covid-19 Cases

Posted on by Julia Schwartz
Contrary to what many may have first believed, the Black Lives Matter protests occurring around the country have actually not greatly impacted the increase in Covid-19 cases throughout the United States. Using data from cell phone tracking in cities where large protests occurred and comparing to CDC data on Covid-19 increases, many of the virus growth rates decreased in these cities. One interesti...
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Is It Safe for Schools to Open This Fall

Posted on by Julia Schwartz
With Covid-19 still widespread across the country as the summer starts coming to an end, one of the largest questions out there is what are schools going to do this fall. Will schools be back in person, online, or a mix of both? Many state politicians and the White House administration have been pressuring for schools to reopen schools. However, teachers have been put in the crossroads of the deba...
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The Villages Retirement Community Infected With Covid-19

Posted on by Julia Schwartz
As Covid-19 cases in Florida continue to rise, there is increasing concern for the large retirement populations in the state. One of the most notable communities is the Villages in Central Florida home to around 120,000 people aged 55 and older. Towards the beginning of the pandemic in the United States, during the months of March to June, there were very few cases in the Villages. However, the nu...
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Mental Illness Is an Important Public Health Problem

Posted on by Virginia Creasey
In the USA it has been proven through statistics that Mental illness is an important public health problem.    it has been proven that mental illness may also be associated with chronic medical diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.   Mental health disorder may also affect the family of someone wit...
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