The virus responsible for COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, can survive on surfaces such as phone screens and bank notes for up to 28 days, research from Australia’s national science agency CSIRO has found. The Australian agency published its results in Virology Journal last week of a study it conducted into how long the virus can survive outside… Read More »
Daniel Andrews has announced he will hand over text messages and phone records to the inquiry investigating Victoria’s hotel quarantine fiasco. In an earlier statement to the inquiry, Victoria Police chief Graham Ashton referred to a six-minute phone call he received where he learnt details about the private security plan — but couldn’t remember who… Read More »
According to a study carried out by Specsavers, 54 per cent of Irish people struggle to hear on the phone when there is background noise. The study also found that 1 in 5 Irish people have told that the volume at which they listen to the TV or radio is too loud, which according to… Read More »
The average person’s mind wanders 47 percent of the time, according to a 2010 Harvard study, so nearly half the time you’re doing one thing, you’re thinking about something else. Add the 24-hour news cycle, the barrage of social media and the countless distractions for those working from their bedrooms, backyards and walk-in closets —… Read More »
Now normally I don’t like to blow my own trumpet but…toot toot. This week saw the 30th anniversary of the mobile phone network being switched on in my home city. My business had the privilege of enabling the very first connection in that city. I had started my first electronics business the previous year but… Read More »
We just wanted to remind you of an excellent opportunity for clinicians in New York state. We continue to make strides in terms of increasing public awareness of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, but we still have a long way to go when it comes to providing access to mental health professionals with expertise in… Read More »