Monday, March 27, 2023
People may be acting as if the coronavirus pandemic is a thing of the past, but reality says something else. There are still cases of the virus on the rise around the world, but even if there weren’t any new cases, we’d still be living in a vastly different world from the one we inhabited
[ Read More ]After more than two years since the pandemic spread worldwide, it still does not seem that it will be over anytime soon. Even though vaccines and other remedies have been available for several months now, new mutations and symptoms are continuously being discovered by medical experts. In recent months, reports about people suffering from prolonged
[ Read More ]The pandemic has undoubtedly left a lasting impact globally. But poorer economies may have suffered more than their wealthier counterparts. According to research, vaccine equality could have added some US$38 billion to low-income countries’ gross domestic product (GDP) for 2021 if they share the same vaccination rates as high-income countries. In addition to income opportunity
[ Read More ]Health and safety remain a highly important consideration in the modern workforce, especially when you consider that some 142 people were killed at work during 2020/21. What’s more, 441,000 working people were thought to have sustained an injury at work during the reporting period, with 51,211 such injuries formally reported under the RIDDOR system. But
[ Read More ]As the world works to right itself and reaches at least some sense of normalcy after the pandemic’s reign over the past two years, it faces significant challenges. Both individual and collective wellbeing has been significantly depleted across our entire worldwide population to an unprecedented level. At not only the individual level but from community-wide,
[ Read More ]Getting tested against COVID is the surest way a person can have to figure out whether they are infected with the COVID-19 virus or not. Rather than going based on the symptoms, active testing in the community is much better as it can help the community and the individual better plan things out in the
[ Read More ]Photo by cottonbro: For the past two years, COVID-19 has changed the way we live our lives, upending it and giving us what many call the ‘new normal.’ It has spread across the world and affected over 400 million people. After more than a couple of years of adjusting to strict guidelines, restrictions, and issues,
[ Read More ]– By Andrew Cramsie Head of European Operations, RxMx I’ve had a holiday planned for over two years. The hands of time in Mallorca have crept to a near standstill as the COVID pandemic ran amuck through healthcare systems, businesses and people’s lives. Meanwhile my ten year old logs into her Zoom class, while ordering
[ Read More ]If you or someone you live with catches COVID-19, chances are you’ll have to recover at home. Medical experts agree that only the most severe COVID cases require hospitalization, so people need to know how to care for themselves and their loved ones. Naturally, a critical part of effective home care is stocking up on
[ Read More ]Standard healthcare is necessary, even amidst the times of a global pandemic. As COVID-19 swept across the world, medical professionals turned to telemedicine to remain available to their patients. But the question now is whether the popularity of telemedicine will hold in the years following the pandemic’s conclusion. Telemedicine Offers a Number of Benefits Patients
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