they’ve had to reassess their thinking about the coronavirus’ evolution. This family of viruses proofreads itself as it replicates, which means it picks up mutations more slowly than viruses like influenza. For the first several months of the pandemic, the virus didn’t ...
The World Health Organization has finally labeled COVID-19 as a pandemic, but does it change anything or is it just semantics?
In aMarch 12 interviewwith CNBC, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said he didn’t see any major changes in Verizon’s data usage during this coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. “So far, I’m really pleased with how the network is performing,” he said, adding that the company is monitoring ...
Weil now estimates that number to be on the lower end of that range, noting that "even 50% will be a huge increase over 2016." MORE: Here's how states have changed the rules around voting amid the coronavirus pandemic For the general election, at least 30 states plus the District...
Tangen on China Ep. 8: Why is China blamed for coronavirus pandemic?Share Error loading player: No playable sources found05:38 China has had the single most successful response, in terms of health and economics, of any large country in the world. CGTN's special serie...
Then there is the fact that the novel coronavirus is most deadly among patients who areolder than 60, as well as those with preexisting health conditions. This would impact both the first generations of classic-rock fans – and the acts themselves. ...
The revised count brings New York's total virus fatalities to 10,367. Why has this happened? New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had changed guidelines for how coronavirus deaths were to be recorded. ...
How and Why the Coronavirus Pandemic Is Messing with Your Sleep Understanding Memory Loss Memory loss can look different from person to person, but in general, if yourmemory issues are disrupting your life, that's when you should seek help. To be clear, some mild memory fog or forgetfulness...
HOUSTON, March 16 (Xinhua) -- Monica Hernandez is acutely aware that Hispanics in Texas, the second-largest U.S. state, are contracting or dying of the coronavirus at a disproportionately higher rate. Hernandez, a sales associate in Houston, who immigrated to the United States from her native...
And the coronavirus work from home situation will have a lasting impact on how everyone gets work done in the future, regardless of how and where you work. Normal remote work advice isn’t as helpful as it used to be. This situation is very very different. Here are a few of our pande...