Endemic originates from the Greek word endēmos, which means ‘in population’. An endemic virus is constant in a population with very predictable patterns. It describes a disease concentrated in certain areas. The word endemic is regularly mentioned among public health leaders and experts as they discuss potential future scenarios. So, it’s crucial to define exactly …
Going back to your physical workplace post-COVID-19 has brought about a myriad of the legal, employee, and public relations complexities for the workplace. To guarantee successful hybrid working, vital operational, ethical, and cultural questions need to be answered by employers. When business crises occur (pandemic-related or not) businesses that come out stronger are those who …
So far, there have been more than seven point three million validated issues of COVID19 in the United Kingdom and government figures indicate that one hundred and thirty-four thousand (134,000) people may have died as a result. Nonetheless, these figures include only individuals who have died within 28 days of testing positive for COVID19. 89% …
The pandemic has informed us that even though it’s not going anywhere, we can always fight it by keeping safe in the little way we can. This article is a little reminder on how to continue keeping safe even though vaccines are being distributed. How to keep you and others safe from COVID-19 Keep social …
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When travelling to the UK from a region on the amber list, the most vital thing you need to do is to keep up with some of the legal requirements for such a region. Some of these legal requirements include rules on self-isolation and testing procedures. The purpose of this is to curtail the risk …
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With the increasing rollout of COVID-19 vaccines every day, people are increasingly asking which vaccine is best? Even though this article tried to answer the question of which vaccine is “best”. It is not that simple because does that mean the vaccine is better at protecting you from serious disease? The one that protects you …
Travels grounded to a near-halt in record time as state and federal governments ordered non-essential businesses to shut down, international borders got closed, and shelter-in-place measures were adopted, usually with little advance notice. A new poll by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) implied that people are most likely to travel for vacation this …
A report from the Global Fund reveals that COVID-19 has greatly disrupted health systems and health service delivery for HIV, Tuberculosis, and malaria in low- and middle-income countries in Africa and Asia in 2020. This report accentuates the urgent need to scale up adaptive measures to continue HIV, Tuberculosis, and malaria service. The data in …
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The availability of vaccines has brought expectations for the end of the pandemic but COVID deaths and cases are still increasing around the world today. A study by Glasgow Caledonian University shows that people are 50% more likely to have higher antibodies after a vaccine if they are active than somebody who is inactive. Carrying …
When lockdowns began in 2020, brands in the UK that dealt in the production of hand wipes, sanitizers, and toiletries started creating content that ensured customers trust their effectiveness in helping them prevent the spread of Covid19 and every other related virus. This was done and it worked. Sales soared after the re-positioning and brands …
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