We have been going through this challenging time with the COVID for almost two years, and optimism to end COVID might finally be in sight. COVID will follow us, but the virus will likely become “endemic,” eventually getting less in severity. In a January survey of more than 100 immunologists, infectious-disease researchers, and virologists, almost 90% […]
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It is relatively easy to dwell on the negativity that surrounds us. We rarely question or bask in the positivity that is relayed to us. If a negative comment or situation passes us by we let those thoughts ruminate. We slowly start to believe it to be true. All the while this negativity is taking over
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Currently, across the globe, we have vastly shifted back to our pre-pandemic ways. With public spaces occupied, frequent travel, and the re-opening of offices and schools, life appears to be back to normal. However, COVID-19 is far from gone. It still looms and continues to evolve. With the winters upon us, infection rates are likely
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Now while most of our day-to-day life has gone back to a relatively pre-pandemic state, we still second guess a basic luxury: traveling. The risk of contracting COVID-19 still looms in the air which makes travel a slightly more tedious affair. From following protocols to locating safe destinations to travel to, the simple process of packing
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In November 2021, almost two years after the first COVID-19 case, the world is grappling with the appearance of a new COVID-19 variant, Omicron. Omicron, labeled as B.1.1.529 by WHO, is currently the variant of concern due to reports of increased transmissibility. From the news we follow, South Africa is currently the zone of concern with regard
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Over a year into a pandemic that has gripped the world, we are still discovering new trends, facts, and strains of the SARS – CoV2. While this pandemic has exposed the global healthcare inefficiencies, the pace at which vaccines, research, and data are being collected is truly something to be reveled in. During the course
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When one analyses the present situation, it becomes obvious that Nepal couldn’t prepare to face the challenges posed by the second wave. It is anticipated that Nepal may face a third wave the scale of which may be difficult to predict at this point in time. Nepal has been facing a colossal burden of the
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