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YOUR HEALTH AND LIFE
GLOBAL PANDEMIC
Here's what to know about the latest coronavirus variant, including how it affects the pandemic and the vaccine.
Vaccines made by Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca are being rolled out – but health workers are still being left at risk.
FROM HUFFPOST U.K.
New data links 186,000 Russian deaths to coronavirus, far more than the 55,827 reported.
The significantly more contagious strain could already be in the U.S., though undetected, the CDC warns.
“There’s just massive scores of homes with large outbreaks with no interventions at all.”
FROM HUFFPOST CANADA
POLITICS
President Donald Trump won’t be allowed into Scotland if he tries to flee the country before President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Democrats are already strategizing on how to get more COVID-19 relief to Americans.
Republican Gov. Doug Ducey has urged constituents to wear masks and stay home to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Upset with Gov. Andy Beshear’s efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19, Republicans are ready to change the law to stop him.
Republicans blocked language that would have broadened access to COVID-19 relief to web-only news outlets.
Partiers “put their desire to have fun over the health of our residents and they smiled and they laughed" about it, said Rep. Omari Hardy.
IT'S PERSONAL
Add in distance learning and coronavirus restrictions and you have a whole new set of norms to navigate.
"When I told people I was going to stay in a government-sponsored quarantine hotel, they said it sounded like the plot of a horror movie."
Despite stroke, cancer, dementia and other ailments, my mother and father were pretty self-sufficient. Until this awful year.
IN THIS TOGETHER
As COVID-19 rages on, take the time to congratulate your own parenting wins.
The coronavirus outbreak has given us a new appreciation for dining out, going to concerts, traveling and other experiences of our former lives.
In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a surprising amount of positive news to celebrate this past year.
Experts share the problems that affected most of their patients during the pandemic and offer advice on how to cope if you're struggling, too.
A 9-year-old with cancer thrived with remote learning. A mom saw her kiddo with fresh eyes. Here are some silver linings from a long, hard year.
The coronavirus pandemic may have canceled wedding plans, but it couldn't stop these couples' love.
FINDS
If you're having a celebration at home on Zoom because of the coronavirus pandemic, why not wear one of these glam robes or kimonos?
Here's what to look for and what to avoid in the cold weather to protect you during the pandemic.
You're living through a pandemic. Let Christmas shopping be one thing you don't have to worry about.