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Rest homes in Japan juggle financial solvency and resident well-being
Although vaccination of the elderly is accelerating in Japan, the country’s elderly continue to be particularly at risk from COVID-19, both directly and indirectly. ... -
Oregon Health Authority Reports No New COVID-19 Deaths, 308 More Cases | Local News
PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) – The Oregon Health Authority reported no new COVID-19-related deaths on Friday. That keeps the state’s total at 2,726. The OHA ... -
OSHA relaxes COVID guidelines for fully immunized workplaces
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is relaxing its COVID-19 recommendations for fully vaccinated workplaces, but the agency still advises employers to take ... -
Kim Kardashian sheds light on her desire for “complete happiness at 40”
Kim Kardashian sheds light on her desire for “complete happiness at 40” Kim Kardashian recently wore her heart on her sleeve and spoke at ... -
The post-pandemic challenge: can indoor spaces become safe again?
And finally, in the challenge of creating new safe built environments, an important role will also be played by interventions based on neuroscience, psychology ... -
Coronavirus case in India June 10 Highlights: Karnataka eases Covid-19 lockdown in all districts except 11; Maharashtra reports 12,207 new cases
Health workers wear personal protective equipment (PPE) as they prepare to carry the body of a person who died from complications from coronavirus disease ... -
New Apple iMac wants me to be 3% happier, and it’s working a bit
As Hankey reminds me, I also miss some of the more obsessed parts of computer design thanks to my desk setup facing the wall. ... -
Key information for the well-being of people with diabetes
TROY – Tracy Schneider knows it is a challenge to be diabetic, but also thinks it is easier to manage when given accurate information. ... -
SHELTER FOR SPECIAL NEEDS IN CITRUS COUNTY TEMPORARY RELOCATION
The only special needs shelter in Citrus County, which houses people with special and minimal medical needs in the event of a severe weather ... -
Singapore eases some COVID restrictions from June 14 as number of new cases declines
Singapore will increase the group size limit for social gatherings from two to five people per household from June 14, as the country begins ...
