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The View when he took aim at the lockdowns that forced children across the United States to study from home due to health concerns.Speaking about his new book, We’ve Got Issues, Dr Phil was asked about how children should deal with social media platforms.“In, like, ’08, ’09, smartphones came on, and kids started, they stopped living their lives and starting watching people live their lives, and so we saw the biggest spike and the highest levels of depression, anxiety, loneliness, and suicidality, since records have ever been kept, and it’s just continued on and on and on,” Dr Phil said, the Independent reported.He then pivoted to criticise the lockdown orders.“… then Covid hits 10 years later, and the same agencies that knew that, are the agencies that shut down the schools for two years.“Who does that? Who takes away the support system for these children? Who takes it away and shuts it down?“And by the way, when they shut it down, they stopped the mandated reporters from being able to see children that were being abused and sexually molested and in fact sent them home and abandoned them to their abusers, with no way to watch, and referrals dropped 50 percent to 60 percent.”American lawyer and The View host Sunny Hostin interjected: “There was also a pandemic going on…”Her co-host, actor and comedian Whoopi Goldberg also pushed back by stating that the lockdowns were an attempt to “save kids’ lives”.“Remember, we know a lot of folks who died during this,” she said.Dr Phil retorted: “Not schoolchildren” before clarifying that children were the “safest group”.“They were the less vulnerable group and they suffered and will suffer more from the mismanagement of Covid than they will from the exposure to Covid.“And that’s not

Shamshera, Laal Singh Chaddha and Samrat Prithviraj—led to the unkind diagnosis of Bollywood brain fog. Otherwise, too, the film industry is under siege. An unhinged campaign against the film world after the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput has given way to organized boycott campaigns that seek to rally “true Hindus" against the film industry’s Muslim stars and its syncretic Amar-Akbar-Anthony nationalism.

ATLANTA - It's been more than two years since 34-year-old Elana Cooper first contracted COVID-19 at her grandfather's funeral in March 2020.She says she caught the virus again in January. A PhD student in biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech, Cooper says she is really struggling with brain fog, one reason she came to AbsoluteCare in Buckhead, one of five long COVID clinics in Georgia.Cooper is concerned her difficulty focusing and memory lapses may make it difficult to continue in her program."It kicks in at any point," Cooper says.  "So, when you're in the middle of a conversation, and you have to, like, think for a word and pause, it's a little embarrassing. You're trying to find words, you're trying to think through problems, but you're moving slower, you're processing slower.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham held a press conference to share the latest updates on the region's coronavirus response.

The family of a lawyer who died after a reaction to a coronavirus vaccine have been praised by a coroner for continuing to emphasise the importance of having the jab.

People suffering from a horrible bout of cold might actually have covid without realising it, a top scientist has warned.

Kinross man who died tragically 11 years ago. It is the 10th time friends and family of Ross Handyside have teed up in his memory.Ross was just 23-years-old when he took his own life leaving his family heartbroken.Since then his dad Jim (63) has wanted to keep his memory alive while helping to draw attention to mental health.Over the past decade he has helped raise £24,000 for good causes, firstly the Mary Leishman Foundation and now the Lighthouse For Perth, which will be the beneficiary at the latest Ross Handyside Memorial Golf Day at Drumoig near St Andrews.

economic recovery. However, Subramanian also noted that he expects a recovery in the economy from July onwards.Speaking to news agency ANI, Subramanian said, "The second wave of COVID-19 has affected the momentum of economic recovery.

redundancies in next three months as the country recovers from the devastating coronavirus pandemic. More than 1,200 firms across a number of sectors in Scotland were questioned in the Business Insights and Conditions Survey between April 6 and April 18.

If you’ve been keeping up with the Kardashians and their behavior throughout the pandemic, you probably wouldn’t be surprised if all of them contracted coronavirus. After all, they consistently have been throwing parties, going on vacation, and otherwise not respecting safety regulations on a grand, public scale.

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sore throat, tight chest, aching body, loss of taste and smell and a minor cough. "I got it really bad, I’d say it took me 8-10 weeks to really feel good again," she said.

direct to your inboxTens of thousands of the lowest paid people in Greater Manchester have been rejected after applying for financial support to self-isolate due to Covid-19.So far 22,598 applications for support under the Test and Trace Support Payment scheme have been received by Greater Manchester’s 10 councils.In total 13,390 - or 59% - of those applications have been rejected.Reasons for refusal varied and included no loss of income for self-employed people who were already receiving maximum Universal Credit and applications from those living outside the area.Stockport refused the highest number of applications - 71 per cent - while Bolton turned down 70 per cent.But each Greater Manchester council refused at least half of all

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[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Geneviève Côté, a spokeswoman for Roberge, said young people are very sensitive to environmental issues, and the government is confident the masks won’t end up polluting the environment.“Companies, many of which are from Quebec … offer the recovery and treatment of disposable masks,” Côté said.The federation representing Quebec school administrations says the recovery effort could have been organized before students returned to class.Only some schools have boxes available to collect soiled masks, Nicolas Prévost, the federation’s president, said.

Indonesian navy divers searching the ocean floor on Tuesday recovered the flight data recorder from a Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the Java Sea with 62 people on board.The device is expected to help investigators determine what caused the Boeing 737-500 plane to nosedive into the ocean in heavy rain shortly after taking off from Jakarta on Saturday.TV stations showed divers on an inflatable vessel with a large white container containing the device heading to a Jakarta port.Military chief Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto said the plane’s other “black box,” the cockpit voice recorder, was likely to be found soon because its beacon was being emitted in the same area.

direct to your inboxThe coronavirus pandemic has caused untold misery for thousands of families across Greater Manchester.Every day, we hear about the hundreds of lives lost to this awful disease as the death toll rises.But behind the statistics are real human beings who were cherished.At the Manchester Evening News, we have pledged to honour the memory of people from our region lost to coronavirus. If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form here. We have already published hundreds of tributes to the people as part of our Loved and Lost series.Today, we remember more people who lost their lives.Thomas was born in 1927 and died of Covid-19 aged 92.He passed away on April 6 at Salford Royal Hospital.Thomas had three brothers

direct to your inboxThe coronavirus has brought heartache to thousands of people in Greater Manchester.Every day we hear news reports about the total death toll rising in our region.At the Manchester Evening News, we have pledged to pay tribute to the people behind the statistics. If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form here. For months we have been running the Loved and Lost campaign, in which we honour the memory of the people who died with this terrible disease.

A British holidaymaker who returned home from Zante with coronavirus has told others to pull the plug on their holidays to Greece.

Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh has reportedly been impacted by a series of “COVID parties” close to his Los Angeles home, where he is said to be recovering after contracting coronavirus.According to Stereogum, LA mayor Eric Garcetti cut off the power to Hollywood’s Sway House last week after a number of nearby residents complained about disruptive parties being held at the $8.2million rented property.The Hollywood Hills mansion is currently inhabited by the 21-year-old TikTok star Bryce Hall as well as Noah Beck and Blake Gray, who are both 19.It has been reported by The Daily Mail that the Appian Way home and its surrounding area had become a “party warzone”, with recent visitors “defecating and urinating in the street, having sex in

Covid-19 say his legacy has been to save the lives of at least 12 other children.Little Alex Parsons died at just eight-months-old after doctors diagnosed him with Kawasaki disease.His illness was initially a mystery to his parents and it began with a pinprick rash that quickly spread all over his body.But the disease is now being linked to one called PIMS-TS that has been affecting youngsters after they have had Covid-19.Although his family don't know if Alex had coronavirus before he died as testing was not being done, their awareness efforts have been credited with saving at least a dozen other children.Parents Kathryn Rowlands, 29, and Jon Parsons, 31, from Tavistock, Devon, said they rushed Alex to hospital when his condition worsened

hereThe Royal Bolton Hospital has recorded no new deaths for more than a week.The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester as of Saturday, June 19 is:On Saturday a further 71 people, who tested positive for coronavirus have died, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 28,292, NHS England said.Patients were aged between 41 and 95 years old.

LONDON — On Thursday, London’s Abbey Road Studios reopened its famous oak doors to musicians after being closed for more than 10 weeks in accordance with United Kingdom government measures to limit the spread of COVID-19.

A month after testing positive for COVID-19, a group of people with mild infections had protective antibodies in their blood, a new study has found.

Chrissy Teigen, 34, is known for speaking her mind on social media and that’s exactly what she did on May 25 when she responded to a comment that one troll left on her latest Instagram pic. After the model posted a gorgeous topless but censored pic of herself posing with long flowing hair, white underwear and white knee-high boots, it didn’t take long for the troll to claim the pic was better than one she posted with “balding hair” the day before.

Another 18 people have died from coronavirus in Greater Manchester, NHS data shows.

More than 250 patients have now been discharged from Salford Royal after being treated for coronavirus.

Another 18 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after contracting coronavirus.

Kevin Hart has surprised a doctor battling the coronavirus on the frontline with the prize of a lifetime – a role in his next movie.

KATE Garraway has been given a boost from a fan whose husband was also in ICU for weeks battling coronavirus like her spouse Derek Draper. Derek, 52, has been battling coronavirus in hospital since March, and Kate has been keeping fans up to date on his condition via social media.  ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates After the 53-year-old took part in the latest clap for carers moment on Thursday, she received a message of hope from one of her followers.

Once again our fave Gabrielle Union is speaking out for the marginalized—and this time it’s her fellow Black actors in Hollywood who are currently struggling due to COVID-19.

More than 150 people have now died from coronavirus at Salford Royal hospital.

This interactive map shows how many people died in each postcode from coronavirus.

Broadway star Nick Cordero went into septic shock after developing a lung infection in hospital.

A Perthshire doctor who contracted COVID-19 has thanked the wave of supportive messages he has received as he recovers at home.

More than 150 people have now died from coronavirus in Bolton.

On the New Barracks Estate in Ordsall is a street called Coronation Street.

Throughout the pandemic, Anderson Cooper has maintained his composure as he's reported on daily news and given updates on the coronavirus, but that tough exterior cracked when he spoke to Katie Coelho, whose husband died from complications caused by COVID-19.  The widow joined the newscaster on his CNN show Anderson Cooper 360 on Friday to remember her husband Jonathan Coelho and to urge people to take all the necessary precautions so they can avoid the "indescribable" pain she is now going through. "My husband should not have died Wednesday morning," she said.

Indian equity market rebounded in April after a massive sell-off in March, tracking global peers that had crashed due to fears of economic damage likely to be caused by the covid-19 pandemic. The recovery rally in equities has prompted investors to ask whether this will sustain. However, analysts do not think so.

The World Health Organisation has warned there is no evidence proving that people who have survived coronavirus have immunity.

The UK death toll has reached more than 12,000 and more than 93,000 people have tested positive for coronavirus.

At least 550 people have died from coronavirus at Greater Manchester hospitals, according to the latest figures.

A 98-year-old Perthshire resident has become a shining example of how coronavirus patients with the illness should never give up hope and are in safe hands.

At least 142 people have died at Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.

Melanie Fournier, a 42-year-old Dollard-des-Ormeaux resident, feels she is nearing the end of her battle with COVID-19.

Andy Cohen is having a difficult time as a parent through the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Marcia Johnson discusses being outside as the weather gets warmer amid recommendations to self-isolate.

All this sitting inside to combat the current coronavirus pandemic has us blasting our favorite jams and wishing for summer more than ever. But which smash hit could be the Song of the Summer 2020?