Atlantis Sub boss rises confidently
Article by April 28, 2021
What is it like when the boss shares with her team that she is going through similar struggles and anxieties about the COVID-19 pandemic? That she worries about the viability of the company she ran for decades, and its ability to pay employees, she has come to regard as family.
Roseanne Myers, the general manager of Atlantis Submarines Barbados and a stalwart of the island’s tourism sector, was unafraid to share her experiences, trials, triumphs, and faith in her company’s resilience, and that of Barbados, to rise from the devastation caused by the pandemic.
Scientists have found an association between shift work and COVID-19 positivity in hospitalised patients.
Using data from UK Biobank – the world’s largest biomedical database – shift work increased the likelihood of testing positive for COVID-19 in hospitalised patients 2-3 fold, depending on the nature of shift work. The effect persisted even after controlling for known COVID-19 risk factors.
The study involved researchers at The University of Manchester, Radcliffe Department of Medicine at The University of Oxford and the University of West Indies.
Supported by the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre, Medical Research Council and Wellcome Trust, it is published in the journal Thorax.
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MoH reveals three more P1 positives including one non-national, cases not linked to each other
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MoH reveals three more P1 positives including one non-national, cases not linked to each other
Trinidad and Tobago has three more cases of P1, the Brazilian variant of Covid-19. The Ministry of Health confirmed today that the new cases were detected last night at the University of West Indies, during ‘genetic sequencing on Covid-19 positive samples’.
The variants were detected in cases from the Caroni, Victoria and St. George West counties. Two of the infected persons were nationals while the third was described as a non-national. One sample came from a person under the age of 18 years.
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