In the long line of people to thank for our most potent weapon against coronavirus, please spare a thought for Ignaz Semmelweis. "The dirt on handwashing: the tragic death behind a life-saving act"
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@edhollett Great article. Without random testing of people, how many weeks of zero cases must we see before people can go back to work and tourism (even stay at home vacations) can proceed?
@ShannonR709@StJohnsTelegram While there is some merit in some of what he has written, there are some public sector employees who, I expect, are working hard. This article does a disservice to those who fall into that category.
@ParsonsStan@AnthonyGermain When I travel to my cabin, I would like to support busi in Bay Robert's- gas, groceries and building materials, but have stayed away . Don't know what the local business would prefer. So take supplies with me.
This time management expert strictly limits how much he works: just 20 hours a week. He says society loses by being obsessed with productivity
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