There’s inevitably going to be some socializing this summer. How do I stay safe?
Families/Kids Reopening Socializing Staying Safe
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
Q: How do I tell my kids and my parents to stay safe? A: Stay SMART! Wow, these are some unusual times! Some of us are in the streets every day with large groups (see our recent posts on that), some of us haven’t left our homes in months. But many of us are starting Read more…
June 4, 2020
How can a virus discriminate?
Biology/Immunity Infection and Spread
Jennifer Beam Dowd, PhD
Q: Shouldn’t everyone be equally vulnerable? A: A virus just wants to reproduce itself, and so in this sense it does not discriminate, seeking out any host it can find from your next-door neighbor to the Prime Minister of the UK. But to understand that while no one is completely safe, some people face much Read more…
Q: How do I tell my kids and my parents to stay safe? A: Stay SMART! Wow, these are some unusual times! Some of us are in the streets every day with large groups (see our recent posts on that), some of us haven’t left our homes in months. But many of us are starting Read more…
How can a virus discriminate?
Biology/Immunity Infection and Spread
Jennifer Beam Dowd, PhD
Q: Shouldn’t everyone be equally vulnerable? A: A virus just wants to reproduce itself, and so in this sense it does not discriminate, seeking out any host it can find from your next-door neighbor to the Prime Minister of the UK. But to understand that while no one is completely safe, some people face much Read more…
Q: Shouldn’t everyone be equally vulnerable? A: A virus just wants to reproduce itself, and so in this sense it does not discriminate, seeking out any host it can find from your next-door neighbor to the Prime Minister of the UK. But to understand that while no one is completely safe, some people face much Read more…
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