COVID-19 can have long-term effects and so can other diseases. The time has come for us to accept that seemingly short-term diseases can have long-term consequences, and help millions of patients to attain more complete treatment and support. Continue Reading
The author, whose origins are Indian, marvels at the confusion produced by a civilization that refuses to clarify its thoughts about the world’s largest continent. She offers some guidelines and suggestions that may help to remedy the problem in English. Continue Reading
The prevailing atmosphere in North American media of alignment with US and NATO policy on Ukraine has led to the exclusion, if not the suppression, of voices advocating restraint and counseling negotiations instead of indefinitely prolonged war. In the trio of possible positions — isolationism, restraint or primacy — restraint has its supporters, and they deserve to be heard. Continue Reading
Women have to deal with sexism throughout their lives. As they get old, they have to deal with ageism as well. This must end because they deserve better and also because they offer society many unseen benefits of great value. Continue Reading
A flustered senior citizen channels Hemingway to write of her epic battle against the ubiquitous and often exclusive use of QR codes. Continue Reading
The presence of the OSCE, which has observed every general and midterm election in the US since 2000, is particularly relevant at this moment in US history. Continue Reading
