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The Sales of These 6 Items SOARED During the Pandemic

It makes perfect sense to stock up on utilities such as hand sanitizer or basic food products, and it’s also natural to want to make sure you have enough entertainment to go through the pandemic. Books, games, arts and crafts supplies, each to their own.

Life After the Pandemic: Surprising Experts’ Predictions

[related_articles] The long-term cultural consequences of the pandemic There is no doubt individuals and societies are profoundly affected by major events that occur in their lifetime.

The Pandemic That Came Before: Photos From the Spanish Flu

Unfortunately, doctors didn't know many crucial things about the epidemiology of viruses back in the day, which made the efforts to limit the pandemic a lot less effective than the social distancing practices imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Love In a Pandemic: 15 Best Wedding Photos of 2020

We all look forward to the day when we’ll look back at photos taken during the pandemic, sigh, and say ‘ah that was so long ago’. The coronavirus pandemic has definitely infiltrated and altered every part of our lives and yet the show must go on.

10 Items That May Be in Short Supply This Pandemic Winter

In case that does happen, people will return to similar shopping patterns that we had seen early on in the pandemic. The problem is that the fear of Covid-19 made people vulnerable and uncertain about the future.

The Pandemic Made These 5 Eye Problems More Common

The coronavirus pandemic has changed our world, perhaps forever. And while we are fighting back and trying to edge our way towards a normal life, we still don't know when will we be truly free from the clutches of this pandemic.

7 Lesser Known Health Issues Caused by the COVID Pandemic

It’s now more than a year since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, even though it feels like we have been in this for ages. While we have taken significant steps to fight back against the pandemic, the virus continues to spread like wildfire in various parts of the world.

Has the Covid-19 Pandemic Affected Our Immune Systems?

The world is now more than a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, and thanks to the availability of the vaccines, many countries are slowly starting to lift restrictions and get back to normal.

The Death Toll History of the World's Pandemics

Since we are painfully aware of the CURRENT pandemic, the images below will open the gateway to understanding the ENTIRE history of pandemics inflicted upon the human race through history.

These Positive News Stories Are a Relief in This Pandemic

Here is a collection of some genuinely positive and uplifting illustrated news stories from The Happy Broadcast dedicated exclusively to the coronavirus pandemic. These will surely bring a smile to your face in these grim times. #1. #2. #3. #4. #5. #6. #7. #8.

Scientists Warning of a Future Parkinson's Pandemic

Patrick Brundin, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Parkinson's Disease says "By 2040, we can truly talk about a pandemic that will result in increased human suffering, as well as rocketing societal and medical costs." In his article, Brundin highlights what we are in for in the coming decades.

6 Expert Tips to Manage Post Pandemic Anxiety

Why do I feel anxious about the post-pandemic world? The reason why one feels anxious about the world reopening varies from person to person. After all, we all had our own personal experiences of the pandemic. Yet, there are a few universal reasons according to mental health professionals.

10 New Words That Emerged During the Covid-19 Pandemic

The ongoing pandemic is no different, and people have created dozens if not hundreds of new words as a reaction to the Covid-19 crisis. And English is not the only language where new coronavirus-related words first appeared, it's a global phenomenon that unites us all.

COVID-19: How to Fly Safely During a Pandemic

Opt for cashless payment options at the airport The advantage we have over previous generations that had to deal with pandemics is the technology that allows us to minimize contact with potential carriers of the disease and their belongings.