The history of Colombia in the tour de France
The coffee-growing country has had the opportunity to shine several times in the most important cycling event in the world
How do Americans view the virus? Anthropology professor examines attitudes of COVID
How Americans' attitudes and responses have changed during the time of the pandemic
Most infants are well even when moms are infected by COVID-19
UCSF study shows reassuring initial findings for infant health
Resilient Entrepreneurs: Yenny Ramírez Rivera CEO of SIESUA
Standing without feeling that there will be an end has been the key to staying firm and sustaining your company during the crisis
COVID-19 screening of asymptomatic people could decrease infections, deaths
Low-cost, recurring screening of asymptomatic people could decrease COVID-19 infections and deaths and be cost-effective
40% of O'ahu, Hawai'i beaches could be lost by mid-century
In an era of rising sea level, beaches need to migrate landward, otherwise they drown
Do you know what nanoplastics are? Find out here
Let's see what these fragments consist of and what they could mean for the planet and your health
Belief in conspiracy theories is a barrier to controlling spread of COVID-19
Conspiracy beliefs predict resistance to COVID-19 vaccination and preventive behaviors, study finds
Are we prepared to work at night?
The quarantine is changing the labor landscape, including the possibility of making hours more flexible. Is it convenient to work night hours?
Brain drain: What is the future of Latino youth?
The coronavirus and economic fragility led many young people to think about their future outside their countries of origin. What's happening?
COVID-19 and the decolonization of Indigenous public health
Indigenous communities in Canada have experienced lower rates of infection and lower death rates from COVID-19 than the general population
Climate crisis ages fish, amphibians and reptiles
Climatic conditions are changing, affecting ectothermic animals that are unable to generate their own internal heat
As pandemic progressed, people's perceived risks went up
Individual's personal risk assessments were found to be linked to behavioral changes
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Identity & Culture
Books
"Locked Up" But With the Soul Loose in Exquisite Stories
Katherine Hernández participates as the author of the story A Short Encounter of Two Twin Llamas, in an anthology of stories. ...
Education
How people from Latin American can become a nurse in UK
In 2019, it became evident that the UK would have to start hiring nurses from abroad