For the past four years, the lingering fear of COVID-19 has caused people to stockpile rapid-test-kits in drawers, stay away from large social gatherings, and be overly cautious of strangers who ignore public health guidelines. During the pandemic’s early month’s, public health officials across the
Each morning, hundreds of Berkeley students face an awful predicament that makes them ask: what will the weather be like today, and what should I wear to deal with such weather? Of course, when deciding between a tank-top and a long-sleeve, the mobile weather app
In what seems to be a post-COVID era, it’s no big deal to talk about ‘testing’ when your symptoms are similar to that of the flu. But what about STD testing? How often are you actually asking your partner about their sexual history? How often
The historic People’s Park was built by the Berkeley community, after the abandonment of a UC Berkeley project to use the area for additional housing during the late 1960’s. For the decades since, the site has been at the center of heated debate. In 2019,
Fluorescent lights shine against the white exterior of the towering mammogram machine. A nurse motions from the side for you to place your breast onto a plate located on this machine and allows it to gently compress your breast against its padell to generate x-ray