Curated public health reads for the week:
I.
“When public-health programs are successful, they are invisible, and what is invisible is almost always taken for granted.”
The Coronavirus and the Gutting of America’s Public-Health System
When public-health programs are successful, they are invisible, and what is invisible is almost always taken for granted.
II.
“Pandemics require us to change our behavior — our socialization, hygiene, work and more — collectively, and knowing our fellow citizens are on board is important for all efforts.”
Opinion | Why Telling People They Don’t Need Masks Backfired
To help manage the shortage, the authorities sent a message that made them untrustworthy.
III.
“Most importantly, happiness isn’t cancelled, joy isn’t cancelled, and love isn’t cancelled. Make sure you do those three things often.”
Things To-Do That Aren’t Cancelled
More and more get-togethers and events are being cancelled, here are some things that aren’t.
IV.
7 Science-Based Strategies to Cope with Coronavirus Anxiety
The Conversation
7 science-based strategies to cope with coronavirus anxiety
A psychologist explains how to get a grip on anxiety triggered by COVID-19.
Jina Dcruz 