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Monkeypox Isn’t New, But It’s Changing
The current human monkeypox outbreak has left many feeling uneasy about the potential of another pandemic. Through public health messaging, destigmatization, and a longer history of research on the disease, we’re diminishing that potential. For up-to-date information on the human … Continue reading
How I take care of myself living alone – rural tiny home
I’m so happy to share that my book – The Cottage Fairy Companion – is now available for pre-order! Amazon: https://amzn.to/3wUuaKA Also available at my local bookstore, Trail’s End Books: https://www.trailsendbookstore.com/bo… Other purchase options (including international) available on my linktree: … Continue reading
Chef Bans Rude Diners From Restaurant, Gives Staff $1,200 From Bill | My Modern Met
By Sara Barnes on June 10, 2022 “I would thank you to never come back to my restaurant.” It should go without saying that wealth doesn’t give someone carte blanche to treat people as they wish—especially those in service positions—but … Continue reading
Rayon X – un projet GOBELINS X MSF
For the 50th anniversary of Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), GOBELINS motion designer students proposed a series of animations around the activities of the association. “Rayon X”, par Louise TOURON, won the special jury prize of the SCAM association … Continue reading
COVID lessons from Japan: the right messaging empowers citizens | Nature
Hitoshi Oshitani Nature – There’s no perfect solution to suppress the pandemic, but careful study and communication are key. Through six waves of COVID-19 in Japan, the number of cases and deaths per capita has been significantly lower than in … Continue reading
BBC Radio 4 – Open Book, Neurodiversity
Johny Pitts and guests discuss neurodiversity in contemporary fiction. Johny Pitts discusses neurodiversity in literature with Elle McNicoll, Helen Hoang and Sunyi Dean. There is a long history of characters in fiction whom readers presume to be autistic. But who … Continue reading
New Study Finds Ideal Amount of Sleep Needed as We Age | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on May 6, 2022 Photo: joekasemsarn.gmail.com/Depositphotos Are you sleeping enough? Getting the proper amount of sleep is something many people struggle with. We’ve all heard that getting enough—or getting too much—shut-eye can have a negative effect on … Continue reading
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