I recently had the privilege of talking with Jane, a registered respiratory therapist who works in a level one trauma center. She’s out on the front lines—in the ER, ICU, on the surgical floor, and in labor and delivery—and has been for nearly ten years. She sees people when they are “not doing well,” as […]
Update as of 9 am ET There have been over 1.7K deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S. The U.S. House of Representatives approved the coronavirus relief bill. The president will next sign the $2 trillion bill to help aid Americans in this time of need. The president also invoked the Defense Protection Act. General Motors […]
There’s evidence to suggest that warmer weather could slow down the spread of the virus. Although they’ve found lower transmission in warmer climates, there is no evidence to suggest that the virus won’t spread in warm and humid climates. The proposed stimulus package that could help American families financially during this hard time was blocked […]
Written by Moshe Rhodes and illustrated by Kristin Coghlan, Jenny’s First Sleepover is a fascinating book for children (age 4 and up) that shows the dangers of vaccine-preventable diseases. Here’s the author: As a millennial in the United States, I never really considered that I’d live through a full-fledged pandemic. Outbreaks of plague, smallpox, cholera, and even […]
