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Activities to Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Make Memories With Paper Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with these activities inspired by traditional games and crafts. Credit…Robert Vinluan and Caroline Oh Dan Lim, Izza Nadeem, Caroline Oh, Lizelle Serrano, Amber Taniuchi and May 29, 2021, 11:43 p.m. ET The month of May is… Read More: Activities to Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month »

COVID study uncovers a surprise: Health workers may be at less risk than others

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Health Canada Even unvaccinated health workers had a lower rate of lab-confirmed cases than the overall community – 1.33 per 10,000 person-days versus 1.96, researchers concluded Author of the article: Tom Blackwell Publishing date: May 27, 2021 • 1 day ago • 5 minute read • 53 Comments “We’re just not seeing… Read More: COVID study uncovers a surprise: Health workers may be at… »

Healthcare, Heal Thyself! How the Industry Can and Should Play the Trust Card

The emergence of the COVID-19 vaccine “infodemic” has slowed the ability for nations around the world to emerge out of the public health crisis. Growing cynicism among some health citizens facing the politicization of public health tactics like vaccines and facial masks is what we’re talking about. At the root is peoples’ lack of trust… Read More: Healthcare, Heal Thyself! How the Industry Can and Should Play… »

The ‘Army of the Dead’ King and Queen Zombies Are Hot in Real Life

Zack Snyder’s newest film, Army Of The Dead, is all any action-film buff can talk about right now—and it’s not hard to see why. The so-called “zombie heist film” follows a group of mercenaries as they venture into a Las Vegas quarantine zone to recover a $ 200 million dollar vault. The catch? The quarantine… Read More: The ‘Army of the Dead’ King and Queen Zombies Are… »