Living In Coincidental Self-Quarantine, Some Big Brother Contestants Around the World Are Still to Learn About the Coronavirus Pandemic

Across the globe, contestants on the TV show Big Brother — a reality TV competition that sees contestants being locked in a house-styled TV set and isolated from the outside world — are likely among some of the last people to learn about the coronavirus pandemic, and its spread worldwide. The hundred-some people, across studios … Read more

Some Supermarkets Are Launching Senior-Only Hours During the Coronavirus Pandemic. Not All Retailers Think That’s a Good Idea

As the elderly have emerged as a category of vulnerable people most endangered by the coronavirus pandemic, store chains across the U.S. are announcing hours specifically dedicated to senior shoppers. National chains including Stop & Shop and Dollar General have announced senior hours, as have many regional chains such as Zannoto’s Family Markets in San … Read more

Lessons From the Future: Advice From People Who Have Been Living With the Threat of COVID-19 for Weeks

Before COVID-19 swept across western Europe and caused schools and bars to close across the United States, it threatened East and Southeast Asia. Millions of Americans and Europeans are now learning to cope with changes to their daily lives brought on by coronavirus precautions—changes that have been a reality since January or February across mainland … Read more

コロナウイルスなどのアウトブレイクは、なぜ急速に拡大し、どのように「曲線を平らにする」ことができるのか

COVID-19による感染が初めて確認され、この新型コロナウイルスによる感染症についてアメリカ国内でも公表されたが、さらなる感染については、ぽたぽたと滴り落ちるように、なかなか報告されていなかった。それから2ヶ月が経ち、その滴りはゆるぎない潮となって押し寄せてきたのである。 View original article Contributor: Washington Post Staff