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Mass. governor ending COVID-19 public-health emergency, vaccine mandate in May

BOSTON — Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is ending the state’s COVID-19 public-health emergency and vaccine mandate on May 11, coinciding with the feds’ corresponding move.

Boston Herald

Millionaire makes 'creepy' $100,000 offer to woman sitting next to him on plane

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Steve Kirsch, who has been accused of spreading Covid misinformation online, boasted about the strange offer he made to a female passenger sitting near him

Daily Mirror

Kate Garraway gives heartbreaking update on husband Derek, saying he is 'very damaged'

The Good Morning Britain host has shared a heartbreaking update on her husband Derek Draper, who has become the longest-suffering Covid patient in the UK, as she said he 'cannot move'

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Study reveals pandemic stress had more impact on pregnant women

According to a new study, COVID-19-related stress had a larger impact on the mental health of pregnant women during the pandemic than on those who were not. Read further on Dynamite News:

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More than a third of UK workers ‘would quit if told to return to office full-time’

Data from LinkedIn also indicates share of job postings for remote roles has shrunk in past 10 months

The Guardian - UK

Tokyo Coffee Shop Made Famous on TikTok Draws Returning Tourists Hungry for Pudding

With a rapid, right-hand swoop, Shizuo Mori served the last of about 50 puddings on Wednesday, a treat that's made his tiny Tokyo coffee shop a destination for tourists flocking to Japan after the end of COVID restrictions. Mori's trademark fling of the arm helps dislodge the eggy custard from…

Asharq Al-Awsat

This Science-Backed Method Optimizes Your Covid-19 Vaccine Response

A study found that vaccinated individuals who slept less than six hours didn't have enough of an antibody response compared to those who slept longer.

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No 10 pressured BBC to avoid using ‘lockdown’ term at height of Covid, leak reveals

BBC editors asked reporters to ‘turn up scepticism’ on Labour’s plan B call, message shows

The Independent UK

Comedian Janey Godley: How Jimmy Carr convinced me to get back on stage after my cancer diagnosis

Incurable cancer hasn’t stopped Scottish stand-up Janey Godley from getting back on the road. She tells Isobel Lewis about the downsides of juggling chemo with live performance, and what she hopes her legacy will be

The Independent UK

2023's Top 30 Under 30 named as Humber region's rising stars recognised

Citations for this year's celebrated individuals as creator looks forward to an epic sixth season

Birmingham Post

Virus outbreak in West Bengal leaves 19 children dead and thousands in hospital

Indian state in crisis after adenovirus hits 12,000 people this year and families with sick children camp outside Kolkata hospital

The Guardian - UK

Turns Out There’s A Reason Everyone You Know Is Sick As A Dawg RN Here’s What We Know

This viral triple threat is the reason everyone is sick and it's only going to get worse.

Pedestrian.tv

Operators of upscale LA care facility charged in 14 COVID deaths

LOS ANGELES — The operators of an upscale Los Angeles care facility for dementia patients were charged Tuesday with felony elder abuse and other criminal counts related to the deaths of an employee and thirteen residents during the early days of the pandemic.

Los Angeles Times

Gemma Collins reveals she mistook long covid for heart attack: ‘I thought my time is up’

The former TOWIE star, 42, contracted the virus last year and still is suffering with side effects months on

Evening Standard

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Salon

COVID isn't over, Tilda Swinton

The actor, who was struggling with long COVID only last year, was vocal about being anti-COVID protocols

The Guardian - UK

BBC came under No 10 pressure to avoid using ‘lockdown’ in early pandemic, leak shows

Exclusive: leaked emails and WhatsApp messages reveal reporters also told to be more critical of Labour

ABC News

COVID-19 photo essay reflects on the day our lives changed forever three years ago

As COVID-19 sent shock waves around the world, a state of emergency was declared in Western Australia in March 2020. In the months that followed, our lives were drastically changed in ways previously unimaginable.

Fortune

After COVID, an artist found couldn't recognize her own father. Her odd new symptom: Facial blindness

It’s the first documented report of prosopagnosia—a neurological disorder that makes distinguishing faces impossible—after COVID-19, according to the study’s authors.

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The Conversation

Pregnant during the pandemic: Long-term effects and the importance of social support

The COVID-19 pandemic brought changes to many people’s daily lives, and resulted in high levels of mental health problems. The pandemic was especially difficult for pregnant people. New research investigates the long-term impact of the pandemic on pregnant and postpartum people and their infants.

Wales Online

Kate Garraway's husband Derek 'still cannot really move or speak', she admits in emotional interview

The former political advisor spent 13 months in hospital with Covid before returning to the family home

Wales Online

Widow wants to sue health board over her husband’s Covid death

Gareth Roberts was working as a hospital nurse to provide for his grandson Zac and to ensure the teenager had enough money to go to university

Tribune News Service

Medicaid health plans try to protect members — and profits — during unwinding

The federal COVID-19 pandemic protections that have largely prohibited states from dropping anyone from Medicaid since 2020 helped millions of low-income Americans retain health insurance coverage — even if they no longer qualified — and brought the U.S. uninsured rate to a record low.

The Conversation

COVID, bird flu, mpox – a virologist on why we're seeing so many viruses emerge

From the widespread outbreak of mpox (formerly called monkeypox) in 2022, to the evolving bird flu situation, to recent cases of Marburg virus in Equatorial Guinea, COVID isn’t dominating the headlines as much as it used to. Instead, we’ve been regularly hearing about outbreaks of newly emerging or re-emerging viruses.

Wales Online

Swansea city centre’s famous Reeds bakery closing after 100 years due to energy costs

A reduction in footfall since the coronavirus pandemic has also been cited as one of the key reasons behind the closure

Salon

The "Return to Oz" long COVID connection

A dark fantasy film from 1985 speaks powerfully to people, like me, dealing with brain fog and gaslighting

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