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It’s not likely covid-19 will be completely eradicated, at least not any time soon. That would be the best case scenario, said Dr. Graham Snyder, medical director of Infection Prevention and Hospital Epidemiology at UPMC. The worst case would be that the virus continually evolves to become more deadly and requires more vaccine development every year. But more likely, experts say, the pandemic’s end will fall somewhere in the middle, where cases of covid-19 still occur, but they are less deadly and less frequent. “There’s a high probability it turns into an endemic virus like seasonal ...

What just happened sounds like Science Fiction, and what should come to mind? A famous and terrifying story now that life is beginning to get back to normal again? For the past 12 months, the entire world has been in a unified and sometimes desperate struggle to find out what to do about the foreign invasion of the human body. According to WebMD: “A virus infects your body by entering healthy cells…There, the invader makes copies of itself and multiplies throughout your body… latching its spiky surface proteins to receptors on healthy cells, especially those in the lungs…once insi...

S1-3 STUDENTS at Knox Academy will spend one half day a week back at school.

The school's highly personal approach to online learning has been highly acclaimed by parents and students. The past few months have been extremely difficult for everybody, no less for students and staff, who have had to adapt to new ways of learning and teaching. With staff proving innovative in their approach to allow students to follow their usual timetable. Headteacher Adele Slinn said: "At Ysgol Bryn Alyn we are always looking to improve our practice and ensure students are given the very best learning experience. "After the first lockdown students and parents were asked about th...

Remote learning through the eyes of educators Spread the love Tuesday evening was just another busy night for one prolific and enthusiastic educator, who was still up way past 11pm, clicking away at her computer as she searched for and compiled information for the next day’s lesson for her grade three class at Villa Primary School. This has become the normal routine for Karrie Knight and hundreds of teachers across the country who are now working from home and school to provide lessons remotely to students from primary to tertiary levels. Admitting that the past four weeks have been quite d...