Summer seems far from now, but really, is it? There is hope: some do say that summer vacations may be possible this year. More and more people will be slipping away from […]
Yuli Choi
Staff Writer
India’s First Approval of a Vaccine
On Sunday, January 3rd, the drugs controller general of India granted approval to the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine in case of emergency. India also domestically developed Covaxin, a vaccine that started of one […]
Does Our Future Hold Cleaner Air?
In the pictures above, you are seeing an “before-after” photo of a city in India. The first was how it looked like during March 25-April 25, 2017-2019, while the second photo is […]
Why does COVID-19 Result in Loss of Smell?
Anosmia, or the loss of smell, can be signs of many conditions. For example, a cold, sinus infection, and even an early stage to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s ceases all can start with […]
No Mask? Here’s your seat.
Aeroflot, a Russian airline designated plane seats for those who are stubborn, and refuse to wear a face mask. Aeroflot is one of Russia’s largest airlines which has a policy that all […]
How Europe is Handling a Covid-19 Christmas
As the government desperately tries to decrease infection numbers, Europe is preparing for Christmas with Covid-19. Here are some European Nations and what they are planning for the season. Austria: Ski […]
When Will Children Be Able to Receive a COVID Vaccine?
Many argue that frontline workers should receive the vaccine first. Others believe it is the ones who are most at risk. But everyone knows one thing for sure; children will not be […]
Abortion Protests in Poland
In the space of three days, Polish advocacy group had 700 calls from women seeking advice for abortion last week. They have been coming to hospitals to have abortions, usually because […]
Animals are More Prepared For the Pandemic Than We Are
Researchers found that socially distancing is a standard practice for some animals when they are sick, while it is completely new to us. An article was posted in Behavioral Ecology […]
South Korea’s Struggle Against the Flu Vaccine
There have been 36 deaths in South Korea recorded since Friday after each individual received a flu shot. The average death age was 74 years old, but a 17 year old male […]