Trump’s Cronies Aren’t What Broke Public Health
The structural blind spots that undermine medical progress and how to fix them.
Public health didn’t die when RFK Jr. became Trump’s Health Secretary. It was already on life support, hamstrung...
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Stuck in the Middle with Masking: Playing the Long Game in a Short-Sighted Age
by Sean Mullen, PhD
“Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right…”
That line plays in my head more often than it...
Working When Safety Isn’t Shared: A Balanced Approach
I’ve been at the same digital marketing agency for 15 years. Previously full-time in the office, everyone has been permitted to...
Why I Still Wear an N95: A Doctor’s Perspective
By Nancy Malek@N95Anaesthetist
Dr Nancy Malek is a Senior Visiting Medical Officer Anaesthetist at Nepean Public...
“Can You Repeat That? Actually, Can You Just Take Off That Mask?”
No, sir.
While working in a neuroscience laboratory is a more forgiving environment regarding COVID-19 precautions, my...
Five Years Since COVID Was Declared a Pandemic: Choosing Safety for Ourselves and Our Communities
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Five years later, the virus...
The Last Mask On: How SARS-CoV-2 Changed My Life Without Even Touching Me.
My encounter with SARS-CoV-2 at work was abrupt. On Monday, March 9th, 2020, my boss called to say he would stay home out of...
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Will the Pandemic Ever End?
Written by: Carlos Gershenson - UNAM & WHN
By now, we all have become used to the familiar wave-like resurgence of...
Opinion: Pretending It’s Over Amplifies the Pandemic
In a chaotic world where a nuclear power entered a war of choice, and multiple mass shootings have grabbed our attention, the...
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