One of the hardest parts of working remotely is losing the built-in social life an office environment provides. But just because you’re not in the same building as others doesn’t mean you’re doomed to be a hermit. Start building your out-of-office social life by reaching out to coworkers you like—and talking about things besides work. … Read more
Navigators welcome extra funding but say they have much work ahead to draw eligible Americans to buy health plans. View original article Contributor: Amy Goldstein
Governors weigh ease of use against the perception of a two-tiered system if the new coronavirus vaccine is deployed primarily to harder-to-reach communities. View original article Contributor: Isaac Stanley-Becker
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The condition is becoming more common as immunization rates increase. Experts are suggesting ways to ease patients’ fears and avoid needless testing. View original article Contributor: Denise Grady
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Liverpool waterfront seen across the river Mersey. Our fight against COVID-19 continues. We can see the evidence across the country that the lockdown has been successful in bringing down rates of infection. In the North West of England however, we still have areas with rates coming down slower than others. We know that we have … Read more
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Growing numbers of surfers are taking to the Great Lakes — even when the weather is well below freezing. View original article Contributor: Ryan Carter
The more people who become immune to the virus, the less this scourge will be able to mutate and evade the vaccines already available View original article Contributor: Jane E. Brody