Tag: coronavirus

Making a film under COVID lockdown, before the vaccine, was an act of faith and devotion—and also of ambition and need. All filmmaking is stressful, but in “The Tsugua Diaries” (which opens Friday at Film at Lincoln Center) the anxieties and...

While COVID-19 cases have decreased in recent months, there are still potentially millions of people suffering from long COVID infection—the prolonged symptoms which can persist for months or even years after a COVID-19. These symptoms can include fatigue, shortness of breath,...

Anywhere from 7.7 to 23 million Americans suffer the lingering effects of long COVID-19 – a chronic condition that can follow a coronavirus infection. Despite the sheer number of people affected by this chronic condition, scientists still have more questions than...

As we begin to relax rules around the COVID-19 precautions that have helped keep us safe for two years now, it’s understandable to be at least a little anxious. But when that anxiety becomes especially time-consuming or distressing, experts say it...

Share on PinterestIf you’re experiencing some discomfort when returning to social situations, you’re not alone. Many are feeling the same right now and experts say it’s perfectly normal. PER Images/Stocksy United Many people are feeling anxiety and distress as they reenter...

In a recent study posted to the medRxiv* preprint server, a team of researchers from Israel conducted a longitudinal study to assess the plausible risk and protective factors responsible for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)-related mental health outcomes in the adult population...

I don’t like piling on, because during his lengthy tenure, Gov. Andrew Cuomo generally showed both style and substance. But: “when the cure’s worse than the disease” is a cliché (regarding the virus, along with criminal justice “reform”) that helps define...

In this week’s roundup, the latest scientific research on the coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines suggest that COVID-19 vaccines do not raise the risk of having neurological conditions while severe COVID-19 may increase the risk of anxiety and...

I don’t like piling on, because during his long tenure, Gov. Andrew Cuomo generally showed both style and substance. But: “when the cure’s worse than the disease” is a cliché (re THE virus, along with justice “reform,” criminal etc.) that helps...

Los Angeles, March 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States suffers a heart attack —and many of these people don’t smoke, eat junk food or have high cholesterol. Dr. Michele Nealon, Psy.D., president of The...