There are many temptations to organize our life around the experience of earlier trauma. But that may short-change the future—which starts by our envisioning something better.
The weakest nuclear weapon today is capable of far more destruction than what followed the Hiroshima bombing 77 years ago. If one dropped, we'd all need therapy.
Wars bring anxiety, but a nuclear-power's leader saying that hindering his invasion could lead to consequences "that you have never encountered" brings chills.
Preliminary data confirms that Omicron will be the next superspreader but not as deadly as other variants. Could it give us enough immunity to get us to herd?
Every generation lives through at least one pan-troubling experience. This pandemic is one. But for those not infected, the days are a comparatively minor disturbance.
Symptoms of tachysensia are frightening and most common in children and adolescents, who either outgrow the syndrome completely or experience it far less frequently.
We have no SARS-CoV-2 variants of “high consequence” yet. To avoid that highly catastrophic consequence, the G-7 and the UN must take a more active role.
What would it take to get vaccination-hesitant people vaccinated? If a few of the 3.6 million survivors were to speak out, we could bring COVID-19 down to relative harmlessness.
Databanks hold answers to lingering health conditions after COVID-19. From what researchers have found, there are more reasons than ever to be vaccinated as soon as possible.