Traveling during the COVID-19 pandemic has not been the easiest experience for many Canadians. With border restrictions constantly changing, it was sometimes difficult to keep up. However, as summer approaches, many travel restrictions have decreased as COVID-19 activity subsides, which could make travel more attractive despite massive delays at airports and passport offices. Ottawa has … Read more
The Biden administration has canceled its requirement that international travelers test negative for COVID-19 within a day before boarding a flight to the United States, ending one of the last remaining government mandates designed to contain the spread of the coronavirus. A senior administration official said Friday that the mandate will expire early Sunday morning. … Read more
From Tuscany (shown) to Tanzania, legendary energetic travel specialist Butterfield and Robinson owns … [+] An adventure for every customer, from solos to couples to groups. Warren Zalman Photography With travel recovering rapidly from the COVID-19 pandemic, active and adventure travel has been one of the strongest sectors. Americans have started new outdoor activities like … Read more
If you’re a retiree considering summer travel either domestically or overseas, and you’re hesitating, it’s no surprise – there’s plenty to consider. “When considering travel, weigh the risks,” says Dr. Stuart Campbell Ray, MD, professor of medicine with experience in COVID-19 at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Nobody wants to get sick on vacation. However, if you … Read more
St. PETERSBURG, Florida (AP) – A federal judge in Florida rescinded a national mask mandate on planes and mass transit on Monday, and airlines and airports quickly began removing requirements that passengers wear face coverings. The judge’s decision freed airlines, airports and mass transit systems to make their own decisions about mask requirements, resulting in … Read more
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Within a year, University of Maine climate scientist Jacqueline Gill lost her mother and stepfather. She was infertile, and then during the research in the Arctic, she developed an embolism in both lungs, was taken to the Siberian intensive care unit and almost died. She was flown home and later had a hysterectomy. Then the … Read more
Carl PhD And the lecturer at MIT, he fathered his two children — and despite being the stomach bug, he was routinely asked to wait outside while nurses looked after his (non-pregnant) wife. People, he says, were not able to see both the man and the pregnant body; As a result, Carl became a “fat … Read more
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. picture: Elise Amendola/The Associated Press Where does one go about scientific reports that have not become politicized? It’s a difficult question to answer when examining a facility’s academic journals. But there are a few events this week that have made this column wonder if a return to strictness is just … Read more
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. picture: Elise Amendola/The Associated Press Where does one go about scientific reports that have not become politicized? It’s a difficult question to answer when examining a facility’s academic journals. But there are a few events this week that have made this column wonder if a return to strictness is just … Read more