Month: March 2020

Johns Hopkins University will move forward with the first two rounds of the NCAA Division III men’s basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday, but spectators won’t be allowed in the stands as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread globally. Fans can instead watch the basketball games—starting with Friday’s matchups between Yeshiva University and Worcester Polytechnic … Read more

Debbie Loftus and her parents were meant to be touring the beauty of Ensenada, in Baja California, Mexico on Thursday, at one of the ports of call for their cruise aboard the Grand Princess. Instead, the highlight of their day was watching Black Hawk helicopters arriving to drop off kits to test for COVID-19. Loftus … Read more

Hundreds of thousands of people were expected to arrive in Austin next week, but a number of companies had pulled out and on Friday, city officials called off the whole event. View original article Contributor:

Europe’s social policies are sometimes seen as overly generous. Yet they may help cushion the economic impact of the virus. View original article Contributor:

Q. I am 62 and have been doing aerobics for the last six months. Over the last month, I have started to develop pain in my left hip and some … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:

Residents of care facilities can be especially vulnerable to respiratory illnesses. Here’s what you can do to help. View original article Contributor:

Dear everyone COVID-19 We are saddened to hear about the first death linked to coronavirus in the UK, and our thoughts and sympathies are with their family and friends at this difficult time. The numbers of positive COVID-19 cases in England continue to rise and, as explained in the UK coronavirus action plan published on … Read more

Some couples are cautiously moving ahead, while others are forced to delay their ‘I do’s’ for now. View original article Contributor:

Museums, theaters and concert halls in the United States are steeling themselves for fearful patrons, lighter crowds and possible government shutdowns. View original article Contributor: