Month: November 2022

Navigating the Tripledemic: A Guide to Safe Gatherings

Just when we thought it was safe to gather with friends and family, the tripledemic is looming like an unexpected storm cloud on a sunny day. This trio of viral conditions – flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19 – are on the rise, casting a shadow over our winter festivities. According to Yahoo Life, […]

Published on November 18, 2022

Schools Struggle For Staff During Youth Mental Health Crisis

The current struggle for schools to find adequate staff during the youth mental health crisis can be compared to trying to fill a leaky bucket. Students like Mira Ugwuadu, who sought help from her school counselor, faced delays in receiving support due to the overwhelming number of students in need. It’s as if there aren’t […]

Published on November 18, 2022

USDA Program Keeps Extra COVID-era Money for Fruits, Veggies

The USDA is making changes to its federal program that helps provide assistance for low-income pregnant women, babies, and young children in purchasing groceries. These changes include extending increased funding for fresh fruits and vegetables, which was implemented during the pandemic. This program aims to ensure that individuals from low-income households have access to nutritious […]

Published on November 18, 2022