Covid-19 Research

Of antibodies and immunity: Research to learn more about post-infection protection from COVID-19

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By Dr. Steven Drews Although we are starting to learn a lot more about SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 disease, researchers around the world are still investigating how our immune systems could protect us from it. “We know that, generally, people who have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 produce antibodies against it—but do those antibodies […]
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Pandemics and panic buying

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By McMaster University   The Bottom Line In a crisis, people may think that they will run out of certain products and goods, which causes them to buy them in large quantities. Panic buying due to fear of running out of supplies is generated by emotions and social influences, and gives people a sense of […]
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Getting to know Caroline Tapp-McDougall, author of The Complete Guide for Family Caregivers

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Caroline Tapp-McDougall is the publisher of Caregiver Solutions magazine, a Canadian publication dedicated to the wellness of seniors, their caregivers, and their families. She is one of Canada’s foremost experts on eldercare, and has applied her extensive knowledge and experience to The Complete Guide for Family Caregivers, a book that provides the advice people need to
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10 Eldercare survival tips

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By Caroline Tapp-McDougall Being “fit to care” requires a healthy mind and body and a good old-fashioned dose of a “can-do” attitude. Make it easier on yourself. Think positive and make things happen…at your pace. Be upfront, be creative, and have reasonable expectations for yourself to gain control of your caregiving experience. 1. Play the […]