Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

In dictionaries, and even at the World Health Organization, health is a noun.  You might have health, lose health or regain your health. Health is an adjective, is healthy walk, healthy diet, healthy attitude. Health is also a fake adjective … Continue reading →

What happens after a COVID-19 cure? This post was originally written last October, but apparently, nothing has changed. “The Donald”, claims to be cured of COVID-19. Some people are happy for Donald. Some, not so much. But nobody cares about … Continue reading →

COVID-19 has been with us for almost a year now, and we know a lot. But there are also a lot of things we don’t know about COVID-19, and lots of confusion. Benjamin Franklin once remarked that the beginning of … Continue reading →

A few days ago, I woke up to this. I had published a draft of my COVID-19 book on Amazon in mid-August. In mid-September, I made a number of updates, additions, and deletions, and uploaded the new version. It normally … Continue reading →

In Part 1, of this series, we explored the healthiness of disease at levels of species and community. Each species, and each community within a species, needs to cooperate and compete with other species and other communities. Competition expands abilities … Continue reading →