Featured
Emergency Authorization of Yale Saliva Test
Testing saliva for traces of the COVID-19 virus seems a born natural, because it travels…
Browsing: covid
Featured
Featured
COVID Takes the Bubbles Out Champagne
Making champagne is a big business in the sunny south of France. Benedictine monks invented…
Featured
COVID May Be (Harmlessly) with Us Forever
Lulu Garcia-Navarro made her startling claim in NPR on August 9, 2020. And she suggested…
Featured
Second Wave of Coronavirus and the Weather
Some coronaviruses like common colds and influenza are more active in winter months. We don’t…
Featured
COVID Advice for Senior People, As We Age
We’re all getting a little older as we age. Things don’t work as well as…
Featured
COVID Fatigue Could Be the Next Challenge
We’ve never had much of an appetite for doing the things we don’t want. A…
Featured
COVID Self-Sufficiency in Great Bear Country
The Heiltsuk nation of just 1,600 people have their homeland in central-coastal British Columbia, Canada.…
Featured
Part 3 Activating Our Covid-19 Plan at Home
We have been preparing for a Covid-19 outbreak in our neighborhood. Two or more cases…
Featured
Plan for a Covid Community Outbreak Part 1
Perhaps we should plan for a Covid community outbreak in our neighborhood. That’s because if…
Featured
Why the Covid Death Rate in Germany Is Lower
As America edges towards possible lock-down, scientists are wondering why the Covid death rate in…