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First coronavirus patients in Wuhan still have debilitating lung damage three months on

Many of the first coronavirus patients in Wuhan still have debilitating lung damage three months after being released from hospital, according to a new study.

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Martha Stewart claps back at fan who called her lobster dish ‘tone deaf’ in light of pandemic

Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart has been sharing snapshots of how she has been handling the coronavirus pandemic, and some social media users just aren’t happy about it. The 79-year-old has finally responded to an Instagram critic who thought her recent lobster photo was out of touch with current events, according to a captured screenshot posted by Comments By Celebs – a popular account that boasts more than 1.5 million followers.

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CJFL cancels 2020 season due to COVID-19 pandemic

Whether or not there will be a CFL season remains to be seen, but we now know what’s on the horizon for the CJFL and the Saskatoon Hilltops.

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Pools at YMCA, H2O in Kelowna to reopen amid pandemic

coronavirus pandemic, two Kelowna facilities are about to reopen.The H2O and Kelowna Family Y pools will be welcoming back people next week, albeit with limits.For the Kelowna Family Y in Rutland, the limit will be 50 people, while the H2O on Gordon Drive will be limited to 66 people.Both facilities are operated by the YMCA of the Okanagan, and have been shut down during the pandemic. Vernon planning for new pool as Coldstream pumps the brakes Activities like open swim, lane swimming and aquafit are back on the schedule at both pools, starting Aug.

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Stephen Colbert and James Corden Are Returning to Studios for New Episodes Amid the Pandemic

Jimmy Fallon brought back into the studio in July, a couple late-night hosts are following suit. ET has confirmed that James Corden will be trading the comfort of his home for the familiarity of a soundstage.'s Stephen Colbert will also reportedly be returning to set in New York, filming with no audience, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Before the outbreak, Colbert taped his talk show in the iconic Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, while Corden taped on the CBS Studios lot in West Hollywood, California.

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'Nobody expected things to be...': Sequoia India MD on Covid & startups

GV Ravishankar, Managing Director at Sequoia India... moreGV Ravishankar, Managing Director at Sequoia India, commented on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the consequent lockdown on startups and venture capitalists in India.

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Here's what Indians have been spending their cash on during Covid-19 pandemic

Immunity BoostersConsumers around the world are showing an increased interest in safeguarding their health and boosting their immunity. In India, that often means ayurveda, the country’s ancient system of medicine.Companies such as Dabur India Ltd.

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Alberta jury trials to resume next month at offsite locations due to COVID-19 pandemic

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The court says the trials will, for the most part, be held offsite.It says approximately 12 locations across Alberta may host the trials in halls, hotels and community centres.Jury summonses are currently being prepared for trials starting in September and will be issued shortly.

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Coronavirus: Lethbridge schools prepare for mandatory masks

Alberta School Councils Association president Brandi Rai says despite this week’s announcement that masks will be mandatory this year for Alberta students in grades four to 12, many parents are still concerned by the lack of preparation for COVID-19. Alberta Grade 4-12 students, teachers will be required to wear masks in schools this fall “We can put these measures in place.

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Saskatchewan parents ‘horrified,’ ‘really angry’ over coronavirus school plan: organizer

Masks won’t be mandatory as Saskatchewan releases its Safe Schools Plan “We are very disappointed, and frankly, we’re all a little horrified and really angry,” Lam said.The “email blitz” circulating on Facebook called on the province to implement dedicated funding to improve COVID-19 safety measures in schools. Lam said they also want a province-wide plan for avoiding crowded areas, closed-in spaces and close contact.“That sounds like a typical Saskatchewan classroom to me,” she said.The messages are directed at Education Minister Gordon Wyant, Premier Scott Moe and chief medical health officer Dr.

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Orlando mayor would support reopening of bars when it’s safe to do so

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Central Florida bar owners are wondering when they are going to be able to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.The current state order does not allow bars to be open.“Their businesses are probably in some of the most difficult circumstances, they’re under a state order,” Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said on Thursday.Dyer said plans would need to be put in place before bars can reopen“I would support the reopening of bars when we can do it safely and they can operate,” he said.Orange County Health Officer Dr.

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Orange County teachers union declares impasse with school district on reopening

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – After seven hours of negotiating on Thursday, the Orange County Classroom Teacher’s Association officially declared an impasse with Orange County Public Schools on reopening schools amid the coronavirus.“We could not reach an agreement with the District after weeks and weeks of bargaining so the union declared impasse,” Wendy Doromal, President of the CTA, said. “If you were watching today you can see we are hundreds of miles apart.” The teacher’s union and the district spent several hours going line-by-line, either striking out, highlighting or adding in language in what was called a Memorandum of Understanding.

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'Generation Z' could pay the price of coronavirus if government fails to listen

Young carer Aimee Hadwin has spent lockdown looking after her disabled mum in Liverpool and shielding to protect her.

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New Brunswick reports 6 active COVID-19 cases

4 new coronavirus cases reported in New Brunswick Wednesday New Brunswick has completed 53,999 tests for the virus.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]It now reports 176 confirmed COVID-19 cases to date and 168 recoveries.There have been two deaths in the province.

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What can be done to end gun violence impacting children in Philadelphia?

PHILADELPHIA - A 6-year-old girl was shot Wednesday night. She is the latest to join the long list of child shooting victims in Philadelphia so far this year.

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Podcast: Ep. 54 From The Heart Of Seoul

Listen here: Host: Colm Ó Mongáin.

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Hundreds in Hamilton facing eviction as Ontario reviews cases held up by COVID-19

ended its moratorium on residential evictions in late July.That’s what some of the city’s agencies that represent low-income residents are saying about the province’s landlord and tenant board (LTB) restarting the process of reviewing eviction applications as of Tuesday.

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Randy freshers to be hit with £800 'bonking ban' in new university coronavirus rules

students will be slapped with a £800 fine for sex over fears they will spread coronavirus.

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Walmart Canada making masks mandatory in all stores starting Aug. 12

Walmart Canada to spend $3.5B on improving online and in-store services Walmart Canada says it has already implemented measures such as increased cleaning, wellness checks for staff at the start of each shift, limiting the number of customers in the store at one time, cleaning shopping carts, as well as installing plexiglass dividers at registers and one-way floor markings.Walmart Canada has more than 400 stores across the country.

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Orange County mayor wants to use $20 million to create new eviction diversion program

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings is seeking approval of a new program that would help those who are struggling financially as a result of the coronavirus pandemic avoid eviction.Demings announced the proposal Thursday during a COVID-19 briefing but provided very few details, mostly saying that he’s seeking approval Tuesday from the board of commissioners.He also said that the program would be started using $20 million in federal CARES Act money and would assist both individuals and landlords.“On Tuesday, I will be recommending that the board of county commissioners designate $20 million in CARES Act money for a COVID-19 eviction diversion program.

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66 players opt out of NFL season due to coronavirus pandemic

A total of 66 players have opted out of the 2020 NFL season due to the coronavirus pandemic, nearly half of them linemen.Twenty offensive linemen and 11 on defense opted out before Thursday's deadline. Players with a medical opt out will receive a $350,000 stipend, whole those voluntarily opting out receive $150,000 as an advance against future salaries.No team has come close to New England in losing players for the upcoming season, which begins Sept.

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Many Patients Avoiding Medical Care During Pandemic, Possibly With Mortal Consequences.

Kaiser Health News (7/31, Glionna) reported, “Many, many patients...are shunning hospitals and clinics.” The coronavirus pandemic “has so diminished trust in the U.S. medical system that even people with obstructed bowels, chest pain and stroke symptoms are ignoring danger signs and staying out of the emergency room, with potentially mortal consequences.” A CDC study “found that emergency room visits nationwide fell 42% in April, from a mean of 2.1 million a week to 1.2 million, compared with the same period in 2019.” According to Dr.

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France To Pay Home Caregivers Virus Bonus.

France To Pay Home Caregivers Virus Bonus. By Associated Press.

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Vulnerable parents report less well-being amid pandemic

Moods have deteriorated among US hourly service workers and their children since the COVID-19 pandemic began—especially in those experiencing hardships, according to 30-day survey results published today in Pediatrics.

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Neumos in Seattle, in a Pandemic: It Can Cost a Venue $60,000 a Month to Be Closed

As co-owner of Seattle’s popular independent venue Neumos in Capitol Hill, Steven Severin has been a staple in the Seattle music industry for more than 20 years. Roughly 10 years ago, he helped create the Seattle Nightlife and Music Association to bring together the area’s live event insiders, and for the past 16 years has helped run Neumos with its sister club Barboza and the accompanying Runaway bar. As part of Billboard’s efforts to best cover the coronavirus pandemic and its impacts on the music industry, we will be speaking with Severin every two weeks to ch

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Moose Jaw schools saving $125K by cutting custodial staff’s hours during pandemic

Moose Jaw will start the school year during the coronavirus pandemic with less cleaning than the year prior.Starting Aug. 15, the Prairie South School Division (PSSD) is cutting the hours of its custodial staff by 20 hours a day, according to CUPE, which represents the workers.“It’s concerning because right now we’re in the middle of a pandemic as schools are reopening,” said Judy Henley, president of CUPE Saskatchewan.“As the government said on Tuesday there’s going to be enhanced cleaning.

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Bravo tapes in-person 'RHONY' reunion during pandemic

After months of virtual reunions because of the coronavirus pandemic, the women of "The Real Housewives of New York City" were able to sit down and face each other in-person. The reunion of the Bravo reality TV series was taped Tuesday and all Season 12 cast members were able to attend, including Dorinda Medley, Sonja Morgan, Ramona Singer, Leah McSweeney, Luann de Lesseps and Tinsley Mortimer.

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Montreal chef dies by suicide after suffering depression during pandemic

COVID-19 pandemic have destabilized his life to the point of diving him into a deep depression, preventing him from seeing the light at the end of the tunnel,” he wrote.Bernadel was known for his whimsical macaroons, putting customized pictures and famous faces on them. His Instagram account is filled with people, including Brian Mulroney and Pierre-Karl Péladeau, holding the crisp cookies with their faces on them.

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Volusia County woman says she’s too concerned with COVID-19 to send grandson back to school

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – Sharon Busch, 72, is raising her 16-year-old grandson who planned on returning to New Smyrna Beach High School for this school year. But with the higher numbers of COVID-19 cases reported over the past several weeks, Busch has changed her mind from brick and mortar to virtual school.“We were hoping it would gradually be changing for the better but we don’t see the percentages below where they should be, so that’s a frightening thing,” Busch said.She’s also concerned that her grandson could bring the virus back home to her and her husband who is recovering from heart surgery."With our age, you worry about that and then you worry about kids.

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Premier Stephen McNeil stepping down as leader of N.S.

After 17 years as an elected official, McNeil is stepping down. He made the unexpected announcement Thursday afternoon. Elizabeth McSheffrey reports.

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Pandemic Loneliness in Late Life

New York Times (July 30)Pandemic Loneliness in Late LifeMany seniors comply with the physical distancing and stay-at-home orders, even as we understand that social isolation generates the lethal byproducts of loneliness.

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Stop attacking public health officials, experts plead

In a commentary published yesterday in JAMA, experts from Stanford and Johns Hopkins universities implored the public and elected official to stop the recent wave of attacks on US public health officers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Army: Fort Hood has some of the "highest numbers" of violent acts, sexual harassment cases

KILLEEN, Texas - On Thursday, Fort Hood hosted Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy who held a press conference to discuss the Army's efforts to address the recent events at Fort Hood.Officials said McCarthy is visiting Ft. Hood in order to engage with local civilian and military leadership and to conduct sensing sessions with enlisted soldiers and junior officers.SIGN UP FOR FOX 7 AUSTIN EMAIL ALERTS"We have to address the challenges and barriers that soldiers endure.

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Disability service providers starting to close programs across Minnesota

KSTP.com (July 31)Disability service providers starting to close programs across MinnesotaTwo different disability service providers in rural Minnesota communities have voted to dissolve their nonprofits, signaling the beginning of a series of closures that advocates have warned state officials about for months.

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In harm’s way: NC homes for frail, disabled fail to prepare for foreseeable disasters

Charlotte Observer (August 2)In harm’s way: NC homes for frail, disabled fail to prepare for foreseeable disastersAn investigation by The News & Observer found that despite a long history of hurricanes in North Carolina and regulations that require emergency planning, many facilities were unprepared for Hurricane Florence, relying on vague plans and low-paid staff with neither the time nor training to carry the plans out, putting thousands of the state’s most vulnerable people in danger. Two years later, long-term care residents are at no less risk, advocates say. Scientists predict slow-crawling, super-drenching storms like Florence will be more common due to climate change.

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‘The system failed’: Experts plans for reforming long-term care after pandemic

McKnight’s Senior Living (August 4)‘The system failed’: Experts plans for reforming long-term care after pandemicNow is the opportunity for providers, policymakers and other stakeholders to aggressively reform the long-term services and supports system after its underlying weaknesses were exposed under pandemic conditions, experts argue in a new Health Affairs blog post.

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How to Help Older, Isolated Adults

The Street (August 3)How to Help Older, Isolated AdultsThere are ways we can help older adults who are especially isolated in the pandemic. Bronwyn Keefe, an expert in aging and disability education, offers some insights.

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WMG Took a Hit Its First Quarter Since Going Public. Here’s Why It Isn’t Sweating, Even in a Pandemic

The future looks so bright, Warner Music Group might have to wear shades. That’s the takeaway from the 70-minute earnings call on Tuesday during which CEO Stephen Cooper and CFO Eric Levin said the word “opportunity” no fewer than 11 times. But how should one interpret the word during a discussion of 2020’

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Maddox Jolie-Pitt Is Attending South Korea University Remotely Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

had to cut his first year at Yonsei University in South Korea short, will now be participating in virtual learning due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A source tells ET that Jolie-Pitt is still a student at Yonsei University, but due to the pandemic he is taking classes remotely. Back in April, his actress mother opened up about the current situation with her eldest son's studies. «I could not be happier about Mad's choice of university. It is, of course, closed at the moment because of the pandemic.

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Melissa Rivers Says Her Mom Joan Rivers Would Be ‘So Happy’ Wearing A Mask During Coronavirus Pandemic: ‘It Hides A Multitude Of Flaws’

Melissa Rivers insists her late mother Joan Rivers would have loved wearing masks during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Coronavirus: Education minister says Ontario will ‘continue to be there for our parents and for our kids’ as schools reopen

Ontario’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce said on Thursday that the province has listened to medical and pediatric professionals as schools prepare to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and that they will “continue to be there for our parents and for our kids,” adding that they will “not spare an expense” to keep students and staff safe.

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Coronavirus: Ford, Lecce respond to questions regarding Ontario school class sizes, physical distancing

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Thursday responded to questions regarding class sizes when schools reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic, stating that he wants classes “as small as possible,” but that the province “has the best plan” for reopening compared to other provinces. Education Minister Stephen Lecce also said that the province has stepped up “to ensure that Ontario leads the way” with its school reopening plan.

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City announces plan to provide free internet, devices to over 30,000 students in need

(Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia announced Thursday a plan to provide free high-speed internet, digital devices and technology training to more than 30,000 low-income K-12 student households in an emergency effort to ensure digital learning equity across the school district.City officials say PHLConnectED is being spearheaded by several businesses, schools and civic leaders from around the city, with more partners planned to join the effort.“Our goal is to identify and implement affordable, simple and reliable digital access solutions for all our residents,” Mayor Jim Kenney said.

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DeSantis hopes Florida-Florida State game can take place despite coronavirus pandemic

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday that he’s hoping one of college football’s biggest rivalry games can take place in 2020.During a news conference in Jacksonville about the importance of sports, DeSantis twice mentioned the Florida-Florida State game, adding that he will see what options exist to have the game played because it would be “good for the state.”The SEC, of which Florida belongs, recently announced that its members would play a 10-game conference-only schedule, meaning the Gators would not be able to take on rival Florida State, which is part of the ACC.“I am gonna’ see if we can make sure that rivalry game continues because I know it’s one that we all look forward to every year,” DeSantis said.

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James Corden & Stephen Colbert to Return to Filming in Studios Amid Pandemic

James Corden and Stephen Colbert are making their return.

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Georgia school starts 1st day of classes, within hours student tests positive for coronavirus

coronavirus pandemic broke out in March.Hours later, a Grade 2 student tested positive for the coronavirus, forcing the classroom at Sixes Elementary School in Cherokee County to close and the teacher and 20 other students to quarantine for two weeks. Coronavirus cases spiked in reopened U.S.

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Mental health effects of COVID-19 revealed in new study

American Psychologist, could help inform future mental health strategies for dealing with the psychological consequences of the pandemic.Stay informed with live updates on the current COVID-19 outbreak and visit our coronavirus hub for more advice on prevention and treatment.COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on people’s physical health.

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Nurse loses leg to tumour she shrugged off as aches during coronavirus shifts

A nurse had a leg amputated to save her life after putting the pain of a tumour down to cramps from long hours on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

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