In December 2019, in a matter of weeks, a new pathogen emerged that triggered the largest global health crisis to date. The SARSCoV2 virus causes a coronavirus disease that the World Health Organization (WHO) has named COVID19. As the infection spreads rapidly around the world, public concern is growing, and several unknown facts about this … Read more
A novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) was first described in Wuhan, China in December 2019 by the World Health Organization (WHO). Since it was declared as a global pandemic on March 12, 2020, the disease has spread across 221 countries and territories around the world (WHO, 2021). There have been 225, 166, 539 confirmed cases of … Read more
The assumption of the study will be that the targeted respondents in Isoka district that can provide most accurate and precise information without being subjected to any jot of biasness and predisposition mindset. This study attempts to assess the role of social cash transfer in enhancing household living conditions. However, it will be gratifying to … Read more
SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 – Introduction In late December 2019, a cluster of pneumonia cases were noted by the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission. Several of the initial patients had visited a large seafood and live animal market located in the centre of Wuhan, Hubei Province. [1,2] Samples from seven patients admitted at the start of the … Read more
Recently, a single microorganism caused an enormous impact on the living of every person in every country. The novel human coronavirus or the COVID-19 virus has caused a vast pandemic that rarely happens in an individual’s lifespan. It has become the fifth pandemic after the flu pandemic in 1918 (Liu et al., 2020). In 2019, … Read more
Culture never stops, and it is crucial that museums keep going too, especially in the face of COVID-19. Museums are key spaces of education, inspiration and dialogue. At a time when billions of people around the world are separated from one another, museums try to bring us together. Due to COVID-19 not only are they … Read more
S1 – Customer Loyalty Filipinos adore Jollibee, and they keep returning to it. It will always hold a special place in their hearts, no matter how many restaurants they have visited. To back up these claims, Jollibee was named Asiamoney’s Most Outstanding Company in the Philippines in 2019. Jollibee’s current success could well be attributed … Read more
Abstract Coinfections are increasingly becoming a point of interest for research and medical diagnostics due to their global prevalence. Studies of coinfections have shown that they can accelerate disease progression and lead to higher mortality rates. During the current COVID-19 pandemic, coinfections have special significance because of the role they have been reported to play … Read more
Social media is a part of the internet that continues to rise in popularity as it allows “social interaction among individuals in virtual communities and networks in which they create, share or exchange information and ideas” (Carlson et al., 2016). In recent years, social media reports have been all about cutting down and more about … Read more
Attention “People keep asking “is COVID 19 really that serious?” Listen up, casinos and churches are closed. When heaven and hell agree on the same thing, it’s probably pretty serious am I right?” – Anonymous Motivation I found this while scrolling down my facebook wall. As I was about to laugh hard about it, due … Read more
As stated in the introduction, after much thought and consideration, our group decided for our MNC to produce raw cotton with home base located in Uzbekistan (Tashkent), and ship it to Russia, our target country. We substantiate our choice with the following reasoning: cotton, a soft, fluffy stable fiber, is very popular and in-demand as … Read more
Feelings of stress and anxiety have become a part of everyday life of an individual. The National Institute for Mental Health (2016) states that stress is how the brain and body respond to any demand. On the other hand, anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts and physical changes like increased … Read more
In the past, various pandemics such as the Antonine plague (165 AD), black death (1346-1354), Spanish flu (1918-1920), and Asian flu (1956-1958) have occurred in the world. The Covid19 pandemic is a new phenomenon and its investigation is still limited. To that end, the literature used in the analysis of this study consists primarily of … Read more
Mr. Speaker, my distinguished colleagues in Congress, and to my fellowmen: Today, I utilize my personal and collective privilege to speak on a very important issue, the very reason why our country, the Philippines, is still suffering from the hands of this pandemic and is continuously losing the opportunity to keep up with the development … Read more
Impact of the Novel Coronavirus on the U.S. Economy Gross Domestic Product, Consumer Price Index, and the unemployment rate are important indicators as to the overall health of an economy. While these numbers naturally fluctuate and their ideal values shift over time, most economists agree that the current numbers to strive for are a GDP … Read more
