Month: March 2022

At first, Lauren Nichols tried to explain away her symptoms. In early March, the healthy 32-year-old felt an intense burning sensation, like acid reflux, when “The emerging long-term complications of Covid-19, explained”

Decades of research paint a clear picture: The No. 1 environmental health risk in the US is soot. Also known as particulate pollution, it is “Trump’s EPA balks at a chance to save black lives”

Several states are now seeing a surge in new Covid-19 coronavirus infections and hospitalizations. And the states with more alarming outbreaks — Arizona, North Carolina, “Why a second round of Covid-19 lockdowns might not be as effective”

When states had strict stay-at-home orders and lockdowns in place, many decisions about the risk of getting the coronavirus were simple. People didn’t have to “6 feet away isn’t enough. Covid-19 risk involves other dimensions, too.”

The search for life in our solar system got a lot more exciting this week. On Monday, a team of scientists announced its members had “A living rain: How one planetary scientist imagines life on Venus”

There’s a lot we still don’t know about President Trump’s Covid-19 case, starting with the basics: Is he having trouble breathing? Is he experiencing side “Trump returned to the Oval Office. He may still be contagious.”

OVER THE WEEKEND, a number of payers were sent-off while others were somewhat fortunate to stay on the field. Shane McGuigan and Niall Daly were “Ó Sé: ‘Referees are dishing out yellow cards now for absolutely nothing, some aren’t even frees’”

Updated Thu 9:30 PM SATURDAY’S HURLING SCHEDULE will commence for Tommy Guilfoyle in Dr Hyde Park. He’s jumped on board as coach to the Roscommon “‘The emotion and joy, I never saw that level before’ – the Clare side chasing Munster hurling history”

TIPPERARY STAR HURLER Pádraic Maher says that his decision to retire from the sport was made to ensure a greater quality of life going forward. “‘Do you want your girlfriend lifting you off the couch?’ – The warning that forced Maher to retire”

MARK KEANE FELT the timing was right to pursue a hurling career with Cork after his decision last month to bring his time in the “‘I just feel like it’s the right time’ – Choosing Cork hurling over football after AFL career ends”