The COVID pandemic’s lingering physical and mental toll, five years later
Five years ago this week, the World Health Organization called the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. In the United States, officials declared a national emergency, triggering travel bans for non-U.S. citizens and shutdowns nationwide.
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Telehealth services exploded during COVID pandemic. Demand still remainsThe Office for Civil Rights began enforcing the HIPPA regulation again in 2023, but the temporary ease of regulations gave ...
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COVID stole a parent from more than 200,000 children. Indian Country lost the most.As the world marks the 5-year anniversary of the start of the COVID pandemic, grieving children still need support ...
While VRET therapy is still evolving, its potential to revolutionize mental health care could play a transformative role in ...
According to a poll conducted by Randstad, almost a quarter of men (23%) switched jobs in the six months to January 2024; for the first time in 22 years, work-life balance was rated employees’ top ...
Beyond the grim health toll, the cultural impact has been substantial. We learned about PPEs and contact tracing. We mark time as "before COVID" and "after COVID." We use phrases like "jumping on a ...
Lessons learned from COVID-19 prepared the U.S. for the next viral scourge, but much of that progress is at risk of being ...
COVID’s emotional and educational strain on children still lingers, but educators and mental health specialists say they are ...
ADHD prescriptions in England have surged 18% annually since the pandemic, highlighting a major shift in diagnosis and ...
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