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Moms Less Likely To Breastfeed During Pandemic Due To This

Moms were less likely to breastfeed during the pandemic because of a lack of face-to face help, according to new research.

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‘I didn’t see how I could ever get back to a normal life’: how burnout broke Britain – and how it can recover

First smartphones made work inescapable. Then came the pandemic and the cost of living crisis. We are more overstretched and stressed than ever before – but there’s a way out

The Guardian - UK

Come What May, North Korea Perseveres

No manner of sanctions appears to dent Pyongyang’s determination to remain solitary and nuclear armed.

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Japan opens borders to tourists as last pandemic travel restrictions eased

Japan removes strict Covid-19 travel curbs, fuelling hopes a tourist boom will reinvigorate the economy

The Guardian - AU

Scale of pandemic's impact on THG-owned King Street Townhouse Hotel and Hale Country Club revealed

The country club was acquired by THG in 2016, with the hotels being bought three years later

Birmingham Post

South Korea improving on inequality, Hong Kong slipping: Oxfam

UK-based charity says rich and poor countries alike exacerbated rising economic inequality during the pandemic.

Al Jazeera

Columbus Day parade marks 70th year on march through Chicago

The parade returns to its pre-pandemic size and welcomes Italian-American and other cultural groups in a celebration of the immigrant experience in the Americas.

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Asean's chief priority is recovery

Asean, comprising open trading nations and net importers of energy, has been severely impacted by the economic disruptions linked to the pandemic and the economic fallout arising from the ongoing geopolitical conflicts, notably, through higher food and energy prices and more restrictive trade flows.

Bangkok Post

International task force finds COVID-19 origins 'most likely zoonotic' and warns of a failure to reduce animal-to-human transmission

Almost three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of international experts says the world has still not dealt with what it says is the "most likely" cause of the virus: animal-to-human transmission.

ABC News

COVID skewed journey-to-work census data. Here's how city planners can make the best of it

Australian cities are slowly recovering from the COVID pandemic. Travel across cities is almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Google Mobility show only a 14% drop in travel to work across Victoria and 12% drop across New South Wales compared to pre-COVID results.

The Conversation

NSW recorded more than 3.4 million COVID-19 cases since end of Delta lockdown

A year ago today, Sydney emerged from its longest lockdown after the government lost control of the Delta outbreak more than 100 days earlier. More than 3.44 million cases have been recorded in NSW in the first year of "COVID normal".

ABC News

The purgatory of the COVID dead

Those who’ve died of COVID can be neither properly remembered nor fully forgotten

Salon

Anxiety can look different in children. Here’s what to look for and some treatments to consider

It may come as no surprise to learn many children have been affected by anxiety during the pandemic, especially while under lockdown. So what are the signs of anxiety to look for?

ABC News

If you misled others about your COVID status, getting vaccinated or prevention measures, you’re not alone

CHICAGO — During the height of the pandemic, 4 in 10 Americans misled others about their COVID-19 status or their adherence to public health measures designed to prevent the spread of the virus, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Network Open, a journal of the Chicago-based American Medical…

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World Bank's Malpass, IMF's Georgieva See Rising Risks of Global Recession

World Bank President David Malpass and International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned on Monday of a growing risk of global recession and said inflation remained a continuing problem after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "There's a risk and real danger of a world recession next year," Malpass said in…

The Hindu

When pandemic opened a window of new perspectives for artist Kaladharan

Orthic 2020-22, a solo show by veteran artist, under way at Nanappa Art Gallery in the city; painting exhibition features works done during the pandemic

The Conversation

The magic of touch: how deafblind people taught us to 'see' the world differently during COVID

As someone who is severely deaf and completely blind, I felt overnight I had lost a third sense, my sense of touch. To make matters worse, people around me faded away – voices had become so quiet that there was an eerie soundlessness all around. Nothing was making sense any…

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Is This Second-Hand Fashion Stock a Buy Amid Buyout News?

Leading online-fashion marketplace operator Poshmark (POSH), which grew significantly during the pandemic, is incurring huge losses lately, and its growth has slowed down over the past few quarters. The company recently announced that it would be acquired by the Korean e-commerce company Naver. Is it wise to buy this stock…

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How gaming can support positive aging

During the pandemic lockdowns, games were a way to socialize and keep fit — both mentally and physically

Daily Mirror

Bar and restaurant workers can get 2,200 jobs with no CV to beat staffing crisis

A London-based scheme is helping hospitality firms hire and train 2,200 workers without the need for a CV, as the industry tries to get back to strength after the pandemic

The Conversation

How colleges and universities can get innovation wrong (and how they can get it right)

As Canada begins to understand and navigate the global post-pandemic landscape, our country’s ability to innovate will be an important success factor in its recovery. The pandemic saw massive strides made in innovation. This forward momentum provides an opportunity for Canada to build a more resilient and robust post-COVID economy.

Al Jazeera

Xi Jinping’s bid to extend rule puts ‘zero-COVID’ exit in focus

The Chinese leader has given no indication that the upcoming party congress will herald a shift in pandemic strategy.

Birmingham Post

Ramsdens hikes up profit forecast as foreign currency business bounces back

The Middlesbrough firm also said its pawnbroking loans grew above pre-pandemic levels

The Conversation

Ghana and the IMF: debt restructuring must go hand-in-hand with managing finances better

Ghana is struggling with managing its debt, 20-year high inflation, a weak currency, and rising inequality. For example, inflation rose to 33.9% in August 2022 from 9.7% a year earlier, while the cedi has depreciated by 41% year-to-date against the US dollar. These vulnerabilities have been worsened by the aftershocks…

The Guardian - UK

Uganda is battling Ebola again – and the world doesn’t have a vaccine

Covid has led to pandemic fatigue, but for both humanitarian and self-interested reasons, global governments must help, says global public health expert Devi Sridhar

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