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who's covid backtrack leaves us wondering who to believe
despite a lack of a mask strategy, some canadians are taking a stand all by themselves.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 11 2020
file photo: technical lead for the world health organization (who) maria van kerkhove attends a news conference on the situation of the coronavirus (covid-2019), in geneva, switzerland, february 28, 2020. reuters/denis balibouse/file photo org xmit: fw1

j.k. rowling muddied the message about lack of hygiene products
an estimated 1.8 billion girls, women, and gender non-binary persons menstruate, 500 million don't have access to hygiene products.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 9 2020
file photo: british author jk rowling, creator of the harry potter series. reuters/suzanne plunkett

analysis: as covid-19 numbers drop, hospitals remain vulnerable
"we are seeing a troubling increase in health-care workers testing positive for covid-19," said dr. pierre gfeller, head of the muhc.
aaron derfel, montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 9 2020
saying they're "dead from fatigue," health care workers hold a die-in during demonstration outside maisonneuve-rosemont hospital in montreal wednesday may 27, 2020.

the weekend really does feel better, even in quarantine
study finds that weekends are important to mental health. but we knew that already.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 5 2020
quarantine or not, the weekends rock as way to recharge. stock/getty

does the world feel impossibly dark?
we are all feeling a bit of mean world syndrome. now's the time to put a little light out there and remember what's good.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 3 2020
concept of fear of coronavirus. woman covers her face her hands on background with coronavirus.

if our safety depends on covidiots, we are screwed
what happens when one person's 'right' puts others at risk?
lisa machado
opinion
may 29 2020
what happens when one person's 'right' violates the rights of others? stock/getty

why did it take a pandemic to pay attention to ltc?
it's time the government not only cleaned up the mess, but made it sparkle.
lisa machado
opinion
may 27 2020
why did it take a pandemic to highlight the horrors of our long-term care homes? stock/getty

machado: 'so if dying isn't enough of a motivation, what is?'
shaming covidiots is a distraction from a more critical question — what it takes for risk to matter
lisa machado
opinion
may 26 2020
although outdoor transmission of the virus appears much less likely than indoor transmission, politicians have issued some mighty rebukes to people who gather in parks and beaches.
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who's covid backtrack leaves us wondering who to believe
despite a lack of a mask strategy, some canadians are taking a stand all by themselves.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 11 2020
file photo: technical lead for the world health organization (who) maria van kerkhove attends a news conference on the situation of the coronavirus (covid-2019), in geneva, switzerland, february 28, 2020. reuters/denis balibouse/file photo org xmit: fw1

j.k. rowling muddied the message about lack of hygiene products
an estimated 1.8 billion girls, women, and gender non-binary persons menstruate, 500 million don't have access to hygiene products.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 9 2020
file photo: british author jk rowling, creator of the harry potter series. reuters/suzanne plunkett

analysis: as covid-19 numbers drop, hospitals remain vulnerable
"we are seeing a troubling increase in health-care workers testing positive for covid-19," said dr. pierre gfeller, head of the muhc.
aaron derfel, montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 9 2020
saying they're "dead from fatigue," health care workers hold a die-in during demonstration outside maisonneuve-rosemont hospital in montreal wednesday may 27, 2020.

the weekend really does feel better, even in quarantine
study finds that weekends are important to mental health. but we knew that already.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 5 2020
quarantine or not, the weekends rock as way to recharge. stock/getty
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

does the world feel impossibly dark?
we are all feeling a bit of mean world syndrome. now's the time to put a little light out there and remember what's good.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 3 2020
concept of fear of coronavirus. woman covers her face her hands on background with coronavirus.

if our safety depends on covidiots, we are screwed
what happens when one person's 'right' puts others at risk?
lisa machado
opinion
may 29 2020
what happens when one person's 'right' violates the rights of others? stock/getty

why did it take a pandemic to pay attention to ltc?
it's time the government not only cleaned up the mess, but made it sparkle.
lisa machado
opinion
may 27 2020
why did it take a pandemic to highlight the horrors of our long-term care homes? stock/getty

machado: 'so if dying isn't enough of a motivation, what is?'
shaming covidiots is a distraction from a more critical question — what it takes for risk to matter
lisa machado
opinion
may 26 2020
although outdoor transmission of the virus appears much less likely than indoor transmission, politicians have issued some mighty rebukes to people who gather in parks and beaches.
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

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