Month: May 2022

‘Daughter’s long Covid makes us prisoners in our own home’

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

Helen GossA woman whose nine-year-old daughter has not recovered since catching Covid in 2020 has told how long Covid has...

Prevention techniques, treatment helping keep COVID numbers down in WA

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

COVID-19 continues to spread across Washington, and quickly. But with prevention techniques like masking, treatment like Paxlovid, and vaccines and...

5 ways UN Peacekeeping partnerships drive peace and development

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

From protecting civilians in war-torn areas and building social cohesion, to ensuring the safe delivery of humanitarian aid, rebuilding infrastructure,...

Court: Hospital can’t be compelled by family to treat COVID-19 patient with ivermectin

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

A state appeals court ruled that a Wisconsin hospital was not required to treat a COVID-19 patient with ivermectin after...

Opinion | How we can pull back from the brink of a global food disaster

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

World Hunger Day (May 28) is rarely on our radar in Canada — but it should be. A global crisis...

Former NBA player John Salley defends Kyrie Irving over vaccination status

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former NBA player John Salley defended Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving over...

COVID: CDC recommends indoor masking in South Florida, Tampa Bay

Julio Marchi May 28, 2022

A federal health agency is recommending indoor masking in the three South Florida counties, along with six other counties in the state, a week after officials understated the...