Coping With Corona

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  Most Of California Now In The CDC’s “High” Covid Level As State’s Test Positivity Soars

  Deadline - Tom Tapp

  Residents of the vast majority of California‘s 58 counties should be wearing masks, according to the CDC. That’s because 40 of those counties are now …

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  A New Test Can Help Reveal If You’re Immune to COVID-19

  TIME - Jamie Ducharme

  How much protection do you currently have against COVID-19? The answer depends on so much: whether you’ve already had COVID-19 (and if so, how long ago); whether you’ve been vaccinated (and if so, how many times, and how recently); whether you have any medical conditions that could weaken your …

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  Why your boss might fire people rather than allow remote work

  Fast Company - Jim Frawley

  There are many people claiming the pandemic will result in “the death of the office.” However, for many jobs, specifically collaborative, high-skill, and high-value roles, working from home doesn’t cut it. Working from home has its benefits—freedom and flexibility being just a couple of them—and so …

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  Cases of ‘Pandemic Foot’ Are on the Rise—Here’s How To Deal, According to a Doctor

  Well+Good - Vivian Nunez

  Doctors are seeing an uptick of ankle and foot injuries as people jump back into fitness routines. Here’s how to lower your risk.

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  Your remote employees aren't disloyal. They just need more of this

  Fast Company - Diana Shi

  Organizations are hiring remote employees in droves. This has made the lives of hiring managers much easier, because doing so significantly broadens the talent pool. Employees seem to enjoy it as well, as it has become an important source of flexibility and, in turn, overall well-being. However, …

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  Nasal COVID-19 vaccines help the body prepare for infection right where it starts – in your nose and throat

  theconversation.com - Mayuresh Abhyankar

  Imagine inhaling just a few drops of liquid or mist to get protected from COVID-19. That is the idea behind nasal COVID-19 vaccines, and they have …