Life
What to Do if You Get Fired Due to Coronavirus
If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, taking these smart steps right now can make a huge difference. The coronavirus pandemic has left more
Technology
Here’s How You Should Disinfect Your Cell Phone to Kill Coronavirus
Disinfecting your cell phone is as important as washing your hands. Health experts share their best tips for how to safely clean and disinfect your
Environment
How Will COVID-19 Impact the Environment?
Pollution and greenhouse gas emissions have fallen across continents as countries take extreme measures to stop the spread of the new coronavirus. Is this just
Life
10 Wellness Experts Share How They Cope With Coronavirus-Related Stress and Anxiety
For starters, try checking the news only twice a day, call your family, and make your bed every morning. Here are all the ways experts
Life
COVID-19: 5 Reasons to Be Hopeful During Pandemic
The total number of COVID-19 cases in on the rise, and so is the death toll. In the context of the coronavirus pandemic, it is
Life
Coronavirus Quarantine: Is It Safe to Order Food from Restaurants?
Food experts reveal what you should and shouldn’t do when you want to order from a restaurant, whether it’s delivery or pickup, during the Covid-19
Life
Quarantine Depression: 10 Mental Health Tips from Therapists
If you’re currently feeling depressed or worried at the moment, you’re not alone. The coronavirus outbreak which was first reported in Wuhan, China, is now
Life
How to Prepare for a Coronavirus Quarantine
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, schools are now going virtual, companies are telling employees to work from home and people are limiting going out. The
Life
Coronavirus Will Change the Grocery Industry Forever
The new coronavirus outbreak is forcing Americans to buy their groceries online, a measure that could have a lasting effect on the supermarket industry. These
Human Body
COVID-19 Lung Patterns Indicate Few Clues for Treating Pneumonia
The scans of the sickest COVID-19 patient’s lungs show distinctive patterns of infection, however, these clues aren’t enough for predicting which patients will pull through.
