Love in the Time of Covid-19: How to Pursue Desire Safely and Creatively in Quarantine

General restrictions and safety precautions The statistics published daily by official institutions on the progress of the pandemic are growing exponentially. The situation brought with it that public places for recreation remain closed, while authorities from different countries urge their citizens to stay at home. This panorama had a direct influence on the singles community … Read more

Coping with Corona: How the Country Deals with the Virus

Coping with Corona: How the Country Deals with the Virus The pandemic that literally crowned the whole world— coronavirus is still continuously infecting a lot of people living in different parts of the earth. Regarding the article entitled “Is the Philippines Winning Its COVID-19 Fight?” written by Anna Malindog-Uy, it tackles the statistics and measures … Read more

Analysing Trump’s decision to withdraw the US from the WHO

President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization poses a great risk to health security on the national and international level. Congress needs to evaluate whether this decision is lawful and wise, given the current global health condition. As of May 31 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has infected more than … Read more

U.S. lifts rents, core inflation; jobless claims rise

Business New Analysis Article One: Rents lift U.S. core inflation; weekly jobless claims rise slightly https://business.financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/rents-lift-u-s-core-inflation-weekly-jobless-claims-rise-slightly Summary The article was published on Feb 13th, 2020 on Financial Post by Lucia Mutikani. This article talks about recently changing claims for unemployment benefits which consumer price index raising. The interest rates remain steady. Concepts – Chapter 2 … Read more

Modelling the spread of infectious diseases on both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations

1. Rationale: Over my highschool career my interest in the area of medicine and medical science has deepened. With vaccination being a topic of conversation in the forefront of medical news, I thought it would be valid to explore from a more statistical, and modelled perspective. After conducting research into various models to present my … Read more

Effects of Monopsony on UK Economy

Effects of a monopsony on the economy 081490341 The purpose of this article is to identify the effects of the current economic issue of monopsony in the UK and how it affects and will continue to affect the UK. with particularly focus on the National Health Service monopsony as it currently has a monopsony on … Read more

South Africa: Current Realities and Future Promises

Executive Summary South Africa achieved a historical milestone in 1994 with a peaceful political transition from the apartheid nationalist Government to the ruling ANC, a democracy and birth of the rainbow nation, with the promise of a better future for all. However, the euphoria has waned, leaving a society stuck in apathy, lost in despair … Read more

Coronavirus: Understanding 2019-nCoV and Its Precautions

Coronavirus: 2019-nCoV Coronaviruses also known as CoV is a part of a large family of viruses that cause illness like the common cold to other severe diseases like the MERS-CoV or the SARS-CoV. A novel coronavirus is known as a virus that has never earlier been identified in humans before. These are also zoonotic in … Read more

World Tuberculosis Day 2020 – It’s time to end TB!

It was the 19th century and tuberculosis (TB) was ravaging through Europe and America, killing 1 in 7 people. No one knew what it was and how to even stop it. People were starting to feel vulnerable. Something most of us can now relate to because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, this was all … Read more