Queen's In The News Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Evans, Gerald |
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Kingston Whig-Standard: Inside the Bubble — Part 2: Bracing for the virus's arrival ctvnews.ca: Does singing spread coronavirus? Choir outbreaks raise concerns |
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Allyson Harrison |
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Toronto Star: Missed milestones from track meets to proms have students feeling the lows of the COVID-19 shutdown Dr. Harrison says family and friends should not try to rush in and fix this for them. |
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Moore, Kieran |
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Kingston Whig-Standard: Kingston braces for the arrival of the coronavirus Dr. Moore says Queen’s University and St. Lawrence College suspending classes eliminated potential sources of community spread such as classes and densely packed dormitories. |
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J. Curtis Nickel |
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ctvnews.ca: Drug for painful bladder condition may damage retina in some patients Dr. Nickel says it’s disabling as far as a patient trying to have meaningful employment and even a good social or sexual life. |
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Ron Shore |
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The Conversation: Psychedelic experiences disrupt routine thinking — and so has the coronavirus pandemic Shore says although psychedelics can be accompanied by known adverse experiences, trials seem to indicate that psilocybin is relatively safe (with the right supports and in a supportive setting) and has a marked ability to interrupt psychopathologies. |
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