“When Barbara Holland, professor of mathematics at
the University of Tasmania, was making the decision to have an AZ jab now
rather than wait for Pfizer, she deployed her number-crunching prowess.
…
Using UK data, she calculated that “I’d have about
a 1/60,000 chance of dying of Covid-19 in the next 90 days; balance that
against a 1/900,000 chance of a fatal blood clot, working off a 1/30,000 chance
of a clot x 1/30 chance of it being fatal.”
Jane Nicholls The Australian 6/7/21
The pandemic has been mentally exhausting for everyone. For many people, this means struggling to cope with the mixture of home and world life clashes.Here are four tips to get you through this period.1. Plan your day.Be sure to divide time to work, relax and have family time.2. Exercise regularly One of the best ways to stay active and reduce stress is to exercise. Any kind of physical activity will enable your body to release endorphins and make you feel better. 3. Make a to do listMaking a list allows you to take a mental break.4. Take time off https://www.toprightpartners.com/insights/finding-balance-in-the-midst-of-pandemic/