You don’t have to sanitize your apples anymore, but you do have to wear a mask
This story is part of “Six Months In,” a special weeklong Elemental series reflecting on where we’ve been, what we’ve learned, and what the future holds for the Covid-19 pandemic.
“My worry is that it’s a long winter.”
“I have never seen an emergency room so crowded with very, very sick patients,” recalls Annalisa Malara, a doctor at Codogno Hospital in Lombardy, Italy. “We were literally overwhelmed by the number.”
A growing number of studies are raising concerns about the coronavirus’ long-term effects on the heart. Athletes especially need to heed the warnings.
That these patients tended to get sicker and died more often than patients without cardiac complications didn’t set off immediate alarm bells. These were, after all, people with serious cases of Covid-19—serious enough to wind up in the hospital. Most people who contract the virus experience a spectrum of less-severe symptoms. As many as one in three never feel sick. But now, evidence is emerging that the virus can cause heart damage even in people who’ve had mild symptoms or none at all, especially if those people exercise while they’re infected.
Americans will need to take pandemic precautions well into 2021 — yes, even after a vaccine arrives.
We need to accept this reality and take steps to meet it rather than deny it.
Different SARS-CoV-2 strains haven’t yet had a major impact on the course of the pandemic, but they might in future.
When COVID-19 spread around the globe this year, David Montefiori wondered how the deadly virus behind the pandemic might be changing as it passed from person to person.
A closer look at the Bradykinin hypothesis
Earlier this summer, the Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab in Tennessee set about crunching data on more than 40,000 genes from 17,000 genetic samples in an effort to better understand Covid-19. Summit is the second-fastest computer in the world, but the process — which involved analyzing 2.5 billion genetic combinations — still took more than a week.
Around the world, the Covid19 lockdown has led to increased interest in nudist lifestyles.
Membership requests for nudist organizations have increased in countries like the U.K. and Ireland, while more and more people are inquiring after, and participating in, online nudist challenges.
New research suggests that exposure to other coronaviruses that cause the common cold could help develop antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2 virus
After months of uncertainty and grim headlines, some scientists are hesitantly recognizing what could be good news. During the first weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic, it was estimated that around 60% of the population would need to be exposed to the coronavirus to achieve herd immunity, which occurs when a high percentage of the community is immune to a disease.
Rates of infection at the Cap d’Agde nudist resort are now four times that of nearby communities, and health officials have warned that visitors must wear face masks and social distance
One of the most famous nudist colonies in Europe has reported a “very worrying” outbreak of coronavirus – leading to warnings to people to stay away.
The Alton Sports Centre Naturist Swim has been suspended by the local authority following works to the sports centre which installed full height windows.
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Hello, my name is Mat and I represent the new owners of Southleigh Manor since Bob and Kathy retired recently.
I write to inform you that Southleigh Manor is no longer a naturist holiday park and is receiving renovations to re-open as a general holiday park instead. All are still welcome of course, but sadly no longer on a fully naturist basis.
This site has been sold and, unfortunately, it is closed and no longer available for naturist use.
It is sad to report that BDOC closed its gates for the final time at the end of May 2018.
Members of the club have known the end is nigh for sometime following a long dispute with the land owner who wants to develop the site.
We wish all BDOC members well and hope they all find new homes in which to continue enjoying naturism.