Opinion: The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over and it's still dangerous, especially for older people
I’m still telling my parents, now 84 and 88 years old, to keep themselves safe from COVID-19.
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I’m still telling my parents, now 84 and 88 years old, to keep themselves safe from COVID-19.
We believe that it is time for a completely transparent, evidence-based debate on how to approach this pandemic.
Opportunities to learn, share and act regarding work climate and equitable career pathways will abound in the spring schedule of Purdue’s Susan Bulkeley Butler Center for Leadership Excellence. From programs dealing with bias and power to the Fourth Annual Conference for Associate Professors, the center is calling attention to what is happening and what can happen.
Please take some level of personal responsibility during this holiday season.
Spana) "Without clear, consistent, readily accessible communications, people may lose faith in the vaccines and in those providing them." As COVID-19 vaccinations continue and accelerate across the United States (US), this report offers advice for decision-makers communicating to the public about vaccine efficacy, effectiveness, and equity. Based on social, behavioural, and decision science research, it provides practical strategies for both the process and the content of such communication, recognising that people respond to both how they learn about something and what they learn about it. ...