Send Joy During a Stressful Year With a Holiday Card
You can still connect with loved ones near and far with a holiday card, and referencing the pandemic is OK. Just be mindful of your tone. View original article Contributor:
Month: November 2020
Until a Vaccine Arrives, a Worrisome Road Ahead
In an interview, the science reporter Donald G. McNeil Jr. says that medical help is coming, but the fight is far from over. View original article Contributor:
How Can My College Student Come Home Safely for Thanksgiving?
As coronavirus infections rage across the U.S., we asked the experts how families and students should manage the risks of the holiday break. View original article Contributor:
U.S. pancreatic cancer deaths are expected to total 47,500 in 2020
The disease is so lethal because it is seldom diagnosed and treated in an early stage, experts say. View original article Contributor: Linda Searing
Pandemic spurs boom in outdoor therapy sessions, allowing in-person treatment
Mental health professionals say such face-to-face talks can be a lifeline for patients with grief, depression, other issues. But such sessions could lack privacy, have other pitfalls. View original article Contributor: Juli Fraga
Most children are eating vegetables, but they eat less fruit as they grow older, a multiyear study shows
Between 2015 and 2018, about 75 percent of kids and adolescents ate fruit on a given day, according to the data. More than 90 percent ate vegetables. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore
U.S. pancreatic cancer deaths are expected to total 47,500 in 2020
The disease is so lethal because it is seldom diagnosed and treated in an early stage, experts say. View original article Contributor: Linda Searing
Pandemic spurs boom in outdoor therapy sessions, allowing in-person treatment
Mental health professionals say such face-to-face talks can be a lifeline for patients with grief, depression, other issues. But such sessions could lack privacy, have other pitfalls. View original article Contributor: Juli Fraga
Most children are eating vegetables, but they eat less fruit as they grow older, a multiyear study shows
Between 2015 and 2018, about 75 percent of kids and adolescents ate fruit on a given day, according to the data. More than 90 percent ate vegetables. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore
The Nightmare Pandemic Economy Joe Biden Is Inheriting, in 5 Charts
When President-elect Joe Biden steps into White House in January, he will inherit two inextricably linked crises: The worsening COVID-19 pandemic and a wide-reaching recession. As U.S. coronavirus cases are spiking to all-time highs, he will be responsible for keeping Americans safe while guiding a fragile economy through recovery. That’s a tall order—and a somewhat … Read more