With the pandemic, numerous institutions have entered a race to produce a vaccine against the disease that has worried the entire population. Last Tuesday (14), the modern biotechnology company, from the United States, announced advances in its vaccine against COVID-19. With this, the company progresses to phase 3 of the schedule, scheduled for the next 27th, when 30 thousand people will participate in the test. image credit: cnbc.com The idea behind Moderna's vaccine is to use the genetic … [Read more...]
Travel Insurance Tips: What you need to know when traveling
It seems a bit mushy, but the fact is that every cautious traveler needs to be prepared for the hitches of the trip, including health problems. You have to be ready to face all the challenges of the voyage, even the unforeseen ones, like that bellyache that suddenly appears, in the place where there is no bathroom. Not to mention that after the coronavirus pandemic, travel insurance gained even more importance. image credit: melhoresdestinos.com.br How does travel insurance … [Read more...]
Pandemic vacation. These are the countries you will be able to visit this summer.
Want to travel, but are you afraid of going wrong? With the world becoming more suspicious, the tourism sector is already preparing to receive travelers again. But the rules are not the same in all countries. Here is a list of countries that you might be able to visit this summer. image credit: washingtonpost.com Caribbean Some of the most famous islands in the Caribbean have 'reopened', including the Antigua Coast, the US Virgin Islands (which includes Saint Croix, Saint John, and … [Read more...]
Coronavirus: more than a dozen US states see record high of new cases
Some states attribute the numbers to the increase in tests, but admissions have also gone up; authorities blame crowds on Memorial Day holiday in late May. More than 25,000 new cases of the disease were registered across the country on Saturday (June 13). image credit: qns.com New cases of coronaviruses and hospitalizations in record numbers have been reported in several US states, including Florida and Texas, as most state governments reopen economic activities. Alabama, Florida, … [Read more...]
Black Lives Matter – What is the movement
The Black Lives Matter movement spanned the entire United States in late 2014 and early 2015 due to the murder of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in the city of New York. The two young men were murdered by policemen, and, at the time, this generated a great revolt. The Black Lives Matter movement proposes to fight not only police brutality, but also the economic, social, and political conditions that oppress African-Americans in the USA. The movement … [Read more...]
Plant-based recipes that aren’t salads
There's no need to go fully vegan or vegetarian to take advantage of the benefits of a plant-based diet, and there's no better time than now to start adding more of them into your diet with enthusiasm. Food is what makes life possible, and that much better, and so much more tasty and delicious. Eating for health doesn't mean you have to sacrifice everything that makes food so enjoyable for you. With so many popular elimination diets out there right now (that often contradict each other), … [Read more...]
How is Maryland preparing to reopen the economy
Maryland's state recovery efforts started effectively at the beginning of May. That means the number of daily COVID-19 cases stopped increasing, and there is a fall in the number of patients hospitalized and admitted to intensive care units. This is good news for us who live in the state. The governor released, what is called the Maryland Strong - Roadmap to a Recovery plan. The recovery effort would happen in three phases: Phase 1: includes lifting the … [Read more...]
The Definition of an Essential Worker
Although schools and universities are closed, public and private professionals carry out their activities from home. Governors and mayors ask everyone to isolate themselves to avoid contamination by the new coronavirus, and thousands of workers have to take it to the streets. These are professionals who work in essential services. The art, published on the publisher's Twitter, was traced by Mike Hawthorne and colored by Edgar Delgado. Image: Reproduction / Twitter / Marvel … [Read more...]
Tired during the quarantine?
Since the quarantine began, many people have been using social networks to narrate unusual life changes while in isolation. One is the more extraordinary occurrence of vivid dreams. Another phenomenon many have also reported is increased fatigue. First, we need to understand where exhaustion comes from. The most obvious source is physical activity. When you run a marathon, and your body needs to rest to replenish its energy. But there is also mental tiredness. Several scientific articles … [Read more...]
6 Things to do while trapped inside
It's normal to feel confused about what to do during your free time during the quarantine. Many of us feel anxious about the bombardment of news. Though we must remain informed about the pandemic, our mental health needs to occupy the head with other topics. But calm down, because we are here to help you in this social isolation. We think of some ways to use your time productively! Check it out: Enhance your resume One of the significant challenges imposed by this scenario of social … [Read more...]
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