As vaccines have become increasingly available, and vaccination rates rise, and infection rates lower, Americans are emerging from social distancing and carefully returning to “normal”.
My colleagues continue to discuss just “how-to” resume their practices moving from “zoom” back to an office.
The New York Times science...
Early in the pandemic, 16-year-old Megan Kosar was working at an ice cream shop in Woodbridge, Virginia. The shop required customers to wear face masks, and a customer who didn’t want to wear one began screaming at her.
“It was scary, and it was one of my first weeks at...
From the Oregonian:
Since 2016, Oregon women have had the option to end their early pregnancies at home with an abortion through TelAbortion, a telemedicine program that allows women to bypass many of the traditional in-person clinical visits and consultations needed to get an abortion.
TelAbortion is...
From the Economist:
Daughters have long been linked with divorce. Several studies conducted in America since the 1980s provide strong evidence that a couple’s first-born being a girl increases the likelihood of their subsequently splitting up. At the time, the researchers involved speculated that this was an expression of “son...