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John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health -- Answers and recommendations for health care facilities and workersAuthors:Eric Toner, Richard Waldhorn, Tener Veenema, Amesh Adalja, Diane Meyer, Elena Martin, Lauren Sauer, Matthew Watson, Lee Daugherty Biddison, Anita Cicero, Tom Inglesby

Science Daily: Loners help society survive Evolution selects for 'loners' that hang back from collective behavior -- at least in slime molds Date: March 18, 2020 Source: Princeton University

The event will be held online live on May 20th. The inspiring program will include words from our Executive Director Meredith Switzer, a short documentary by Emmy-Award winning director Katie Damien, as well as a spoken-word performance and musical performance by David LaMotte – you won’t want to miss it!

Science Daily -- Date:April 24, 2020 Source: American Chemical Society Summary: Researchers report that a combination of cotton with natural silk or chiffon can effectively filter out aerosol particles -- if the fit is good.

Celebrity News -- Variety April 4, 2020: Country singer Cady Groves, best known for her 2009 EP “A Month of Sundays,”

John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health -- COVID-19 School of Public Expert Health Insights 

John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Health -- Understanding COVID-19’s Psychological Effects Over Time
he disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic—mandatory masks, social distancing, remote school and work—have touched every facet of our lives, including our mental health.

Wake, Mel Chin’s giant animatronic sculpture, installed in New York City’s Times Square last summer, will be on view in Asheville, from March 15 to September 7, at 44 Collier Avenue. Chin, a WNC based conceptual artist, was named a MacArthur Fellow in September 2019.