What’s Missing from Discussions on Nursing Homes
WHAT’S MISSING FROM DISCUSSIONS ON NURSING HOMES
Pat Armstrong and Sharon Strauss | May 21, 2020
Pat Armstrong is a Distinguished Research Professor in Sociology, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and teaches at York University.
Stress on Mothers is Likely to Have a Lasting Impact on Children Born During the Pandemic
STRESS ON MOTHERS IS LIKELY TO HAVE A LASTING IMPACT ON CHILDREN BORN DURING THE PANDEMIC
Michael Ungar and Suzanne King | May 19, 2020
Michael Ungar is the Canada Research Chair in child, family and community resilience at Dalhousie University and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
Attaching Strings Now Is Key to Shaping Post-COVID-19 Future
ATTACHING STRINGS NOW IS KEY TO SHAPING POST-COVID-19 FUTURE
Peter Dietsch | May 11, 2020
Without appropriate conditions attached, crisis management decisions risk undermining long-term policy goals
The Narratives of this Crisis Will Shape the Future
THE NARRATIVES OF THIS CRISIS WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE
Carolyn Hughes Tuohy | May 8, 2020
The Pandemic is a Call to Action to Help Canada's Most Vulnerable Communities
THE PANDEMIC IS A CALL TO ACTION TO HELP CANADA’S MOST VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES
Jeff Turnbull | May 7, 2020
Dr. Jeff Turnbull is the medical director of Ottawa Inner City Health and a member of the Royal Society of Canada Task Force on COVID-19.
The Hidden Risk of Pre-Traumatic Stress
THE HIDDEN RISKS OF PRE-TRAUMATIC STRESS
Chris Feehan and Judy Illes | May 7, 2020
Return to a New Normal: Royal Society Members Identify Key Societal Challenges Posed by COVID-19
RETURN TO A NEW NORMAL: ROYAL SOCIETY MEMBERS IDENTIFY KEY SOCIETAL CHALLENGES POSED BY COVID-19
Janice Graham and Terra Manca[1] | May 6, 2020
Bats, SARS CoV Viruses, and Humans
BATS, SARS CoV VIRUSES, AND HUMANS
M. Brock Fenton | Department of Biology, University of Western Ontario | April 27, 2020
Public Perception of Risk During COVID-19
PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF RISK DURING COVID-19
Donald Redelmeier and Jonathan Zipursky | April 23, 2020