In-person instruction resumed on Jan. 24. This weekly update via CU Boulder Today is slated for at least the first two weeks of in-person instruction for the semester, or through Feb. 3. Information will also continue to be shared on the campus COVID-19 information page. […]
Most institutions stopped junior faculty members’ tenure clocks for a semester or two when COVID-19 first hit the U.S., to account for research delays and increased caregiving demands at home. Far fewer institutions have adopted additional policies aimed at alleviating the continued burden on faculty […]
Although most people make a full recovery from a COVID-19 infection, for some the symptoms can last weeks or even months, a condition known as long COVID. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), long COVID is defined as a condition that occurs in “individuals […]
Topline Most Americans believe Covid-19 is here to stay, according to an Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll, as governments around the world prepare plans to live with the virus even as infections around the world remain high, fueled by the omicron variant. […]
Rebekah Neff sank a lot of time and money into studying at Cox College to become a nurse. But on the day Cox Health, the hospital system where she was scheduled to train, announced it was requiring workers and nursing students to get the COVID-19 […]
Joseph Freer, NIHR academic clinical fellow1, Vanessa Mudaly, medical officer2 12 Omicron’s likely emergence in southern Africa has raised the question of whether this heavily mutated variant owes its origin to the HIV pandemic, which continues to be a common cause of immunodeficiency in the […]
The London Domestic Appliances store in Bethnal Green was prosecuted by Tower Hamlets council after falling foul of lockdown rules on March 30 last year. Trading Standards officer James Grier told Thames magistrates court he and a colleague had seen a sales assistant sitting at […]
The event was organised by ECDC together with the Romanian National Coordinating Committee for COVID-19 Vaccination (CNCAV), Romanian Ministry of Health and National Institute of Public Health (INSP) and the European Medicine Agency (EMA). As of 26 January, 7 953 272 of the eligible population […]
Politics White House Defense Congress Inclusion in Action event Former U.K. prime minister and current U.N. special envoy for global education, Gordon Brown, told CNBC that the world must come together to find the $4.4 billion needed to address the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. “I’m […]
Omicron has almost completely replaced the previously dominant delta variant of Covid-19 in England, a new study has found, with the vast majority of cases being possible reinfections. Imperial College London’s React study — which has been updated monthly since May 2020 and is funded […]
