Covid-19 Articles

What South Africa’s downgrade means for your investments

The experts at Sanlam Investments help unpack what South Africa’s downgrade means for your investments, and our economy.

Ways you can communicate with us

Depending on what you’d like to know or do, there’s a host of ways you can reach Fedhealth, find information or manage your membership.

Vaccines — our only viable strategy for living with COVID-19

The following is an excerpt from a recent article published on the Daily Maverick website.

Vaccine safety & herd immunity

Here’s reliable information about two of the buzzwords of our COVID-19 times: vaccine safety and herd immunity.

Understanding variants of SARS-CoV-2

As concerns about a possible third wave of COVID-19 gain momentum, so have concerns about whether vaccines will provide good protection against the variants. So what are the facts?

The safety of COVID-19 vaccinations

It was recently announced that a person with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) passed away after being vaccinated with the COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen, also known as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

The impact of COVID on mental health and self-care strategies

During the COVID-19 pandemic, you may experience stress, anxiety, fear, sadness and loneliness. And mental health disorders, including anxiety and depression, can worsen. Heart problems and a weakened immune system can also arise as a result of high levels of stress.

The case for natural birth during COVID-19 (and beyond)

During the pandemic, Fedhealth Medical Scheme noticed increased admissions for natural vaginal deliveries (NVDs).

Teen vaccines: Watch this!

The Department of Health has scaled up its vaccination drive – with children between the ages of 12 – 17. Why? And why not? Know the facts. Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp chats to Dr Angelique Coetzee, President of the South African Medical Association.

Tax 101 in a COVID-19 world

It’s been a year of upheaval, not least of all for our work and finances.

Struggling to pay the bills due to covid-19?

Here’s what you can do

Stay safe, the 5th wave is coming

All indications are there that South Africa will soon be dealing with its fifth wave of COVID-19 infections

Statement on the status of vaccine rollout in South Africa

Please see below an update on South Africa’s vaccine rollout by Dr Zwelini Mkhize, Minister of Health, made on 26 April.

South Africa’s COVID-19 restrictions eased further

With the continued decline in COVID-19 infections in South Africa, the following measures have been put in place by Government with effect from 23 March 2022:

Self-care in health – My responsibility

Self-care means that every individual will aim to stay as fit as possible and to maintain a good physical and mental health status.

SAHPRA terminates its Ivermectin Programme

We share the following statement from the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) about the use of the drug Ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19.

Safely collecting your chronic medication during lockdown

Whilst pharmacies are open during the lockdown, it’s preferable to only visit them when it’s absolutely necessary and to spend as short a time as possible in line.

Safe(r) activities to do this Easter

With some schools already closed for the holidays and the Easter long weekend on the way, here are a few ideas for outdoor activities that are less likely to promote the spread of COVID-19.

SA teens are in line to be vaccinated: What you need to know

South Africa has enough Covid jabs to vaccinate up to half of the country’s 6.5 million children between the ages of 12 and 17 with one dose of Pfizer’s vaccine before they return to school after the December holidays or start their tertiary education in 2022.

Responsible citizenry: the body armour against the Delta variant

Hospital beds, including those in high care and ICU in both private and public hospitals, are filled to capacity.

Quit smoking with a little help from us

The lack of access to tobacco products during lockdown has seen many smokers make the decision to quit smoking for good.

Preparing for the upcoming flu season in the time of COVID-19

While we remain focused on the COVID-19 pandemic and its serious global and local impact, we should not forget to take measures to ensure our wellbeing during the upcoming winter season.

Pregnant or breastfeeding? What you need to know about COVID vaccination

It’s strongly recommended that you get vaccinated against coronavirus (COVID-19) if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.

Predictions of a third wave of COVID-19

As we transition into winter, the country is bracing itself for the third wave of COVID-19 infections which could be more devastating than the second wave experienced earlier this year.

Positive psychology tools to manage stress in the workplace

We’re in the last quarter of a very difficult year. With the global pandemic showing no end in sight, unemployment rising, anxieties about education, future job security and healthcare all being top of mind, stress is creating significant upheaval.

Please remain selective about elective

When the coronavirus's severity first became apparent in 2020, we requested our members to delay elective (non-emergency) surgery until the worst of the outbreak was over.

Please keep making your health a priority!

In previous newsletters, we’ve emphasised the importance of members with chronic conditions taking extra good care of their health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Please be selective with elective

We trust that you’re keeping healthy and staying positive amidst the coronavirus measures that have been put in place by our government this past weekend.

Phase 2 of the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Programme

It’s now just over a year since South Africa declared a National State of Disaster in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Overcoming fear, panic and anxiety during covid-19 lockdown

We’re living in uncertain times, having never been in the position that we are in today with the coronavirus outbreak.

No ciggies during lockdown? Quit smoking for good!

If you’ve been meaning to quit smoking, but haven’t been able to give up the habit until now (voluntarily anyway), the lockdown restrictions on the sale of tobacco might just be a blessing in disguise for your health.

New Omicron COVID-19 variant – what to know

The following is an excerpt from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address to the nation on Sunday, 28 November, with regards to the new Omicron variant identified in South Africa.

New COVID-19 variant: Should SA be concerned?

The first case of COVID-19 Omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 or ‘The Kraken’ (dubbed as such by international media) was detected in South Africa (SA) by the Network for Genomics Surveillance team at Stellenbosch University from a sample collected late in December 2022 (1) (2) (3).

New COVID-19 variant: Centaurus

What has been called a new variant in social media is actually BA.2.75, a sub-variant of Omicron that was first detected in India in May 2022. It has not officially been named by the WHO, but rather got the name “Centaurus” as a suggestion by a Twitter user. It has however been classified a variant of concern by WHO and is being watched closely.

NDoH guidance for vaccination sites

The National Department of Health (NDoH) released these guidelines on 6 June 2021 that apply to both public and private health vaccination sites, but not to workplace sites.

More on the coronavirus and how it’s covered by Fedhealth

As you probably know, at least 13 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) infections have now been confirmed in South Africa.

Members over 50 eligible for another booster dose

Persons 50 years and older are eligible to receive an additional booster dose of the Comirnaty® (Pfizer) vaccine, as long as a period of at least 120 days has passed since they received their last COVID-19 vaccination.

Medical aid matters during covid-19

For many South Africans, the national lockdown has resulted in job losses or loss of income.

Living with a chronic illness during COVID-19

By now we all have a good understanding of the risks of COVID-19, and we understand what precautions we need to take.

Ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment: Fedhealth’s position

1. What is ivermectin?

It’s booster time for vaccinated members

Vaccinated members are able to go for booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccines, and the Scheme highly recommends this.

Important update on COVID-19 vaccination for Fedhealth members

We have been receiving calls from members with regards to when Fedhealth members will start obtaining the COVID-19 vaccination.

How to upskill to boost income and future-proof your career

In a world that changes at breakneck speed – and a tough economic climate – being able to constantly upskill will give your CV the edge.

How to combat COVID-19 information fatigue

Everywhere you look, people are wearing masks. Everywhere you go, sanitiser is being provided as required by government.

How Fedhealth covers COVID-19: A recap

1. All COVID-19 tests covered from Risk for PUIs

How efficient are vaccines against the Kraken variant? 


Some of our members have been questioning the efficacy of the vaccines available in South Africa against the new Kraken variant of the coronavirus.

How big a threat is monkeypox?

With a recent outbreak of monkeypox confirmed, we would like to share the following information with our members regarding monkeypox, what it is, transmission, symptoms, treatment and additional information

Give yourself, and others, the gift of vaccination this festive season

As you are reading this, you are probably preparing for the festive season and December holidays.

From lab to jab: The COVID-19 vaccine journey

Vaccines are considered one of the greatest developments in modern science.

Flu season is here, get your flu vaccination

Whilst there’s currently a global focus on COVID-19 and the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, we would like to remind all Fedhealth members about the upcoming flu season, and the importance of getting your annual flu vaccination.

Fedhealth’s stance on the covid-19 vaccination

The possibility of a coronavirus vaccine becoming available soon is currently a hot topic.

Enjoying the festive season amid COVID-19

We look back on quite a challenging 2020. There were plenty of ‘new normal’ situations to get used to, from living in lockdown, homeschooling, Teams or ZOOM online meetings, to social distancing and wearing masks in public.

Elective surgery questions to ask your doc

In these times of COVID-19, it’s wise to have a ‘risk-versus-benefit’ discussion with your healthcare professional where elective surgery is concerned.

Effects of alcohol abuse during lockdown

If you managed to buy alcohol before the start of lockdown, you will have it readily available to you whenever you need or want it.

Don’t suffer abuse during lockdown. We can help!

All Fedhealth members have access to our Emotional Wellbeing Programme – a free, 24-hour telephonic support service to support you through any difficult times you might face.

Delivery services offered for chronic medication

The major pharmacies Clicks, Dis-Chem and MediRite are all offering delivery of chronic medication during lockdown.

Dealing with capacity constraints during COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic is gathering momentum in South Africa, and the number of infections and fatalities continue to increase as we move towards the peak of the infection.

COVID-19 vaccines: what you should know

COVID-19 vaccines have been topical and continue to raise several questions from the public, including when South Africa will receive vaccines, who will receive it first, and why vaccination is important.

COVID-19 vaccines and boosters ARE effective

Vaccines have been shown in controlled trials and in the evaluation of national vaccination programmes (e.g. United Kingdom) to reduce severe disease and mortality by up to 95 to 97%.

COVID-19 vaccine efficacy versus effectiveness

There is a lot of information available about COVID-19 and the vaccines, so it’s wise to get your information from credible sources.

COVID-19 vaccination update

With only about 22 000 0001 people vaccinated in South Africa thus far, we are still far from preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus and getting as close to normal as possible.

COVID-19 vaccination update

Registration on EVDS has now opened for people 18 years and older.

COVID-19 Facts & FAQs Fedhealth wants you to know

GENERAL INFORMATION WE’VE ALREADY COMMUNICATED WITH OUR MEMBERS

COVID-19 and your pregnancy

Pregnancy is meant to be a very special time in a woman’s life, in which she must take especially good care of herself and her unborn baby.

COVID-19 and other vaccines can be administered together

Whilst the COVID-19 vaccination programme initially recommended a 14-day interval between an individual receiving a COVID-19 vaccine and any other vaccination, this is no longer required.

Coronavirus: the facts Fedhealth wants you to know

With the widespread media coverage of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the increase of cases around the world, and the first cases confirmed in South Africa, it’s only understandable that you might be concerned or even panicking about what this means for you and your family.

CORONAVIRUS FAQs

Fedhealth understands our members’ concern around the Coronavirus (COVID-19), but armed with the right facts, the right behaviours and the support of your Scheme, there’s no reason to panic.

Changes to dosing intervals and heterologous (different) booster doses

The Department of Health has announced the following changes to the dosing intervals and the type of vaccines you can receive as a booster.

Caring for a loved one with COVID-19

If you need to care for a loved one diagnosed with COVID-19, you need to ensure that you protect yourself and others in your home at the same time.

Caring for a COVID-19 patient at home

Important: If you or someone in your household is at increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19, all family members should act as if they are at increased risk.

Be kind to yourself and your children

July was Mental Health Awareness Month, and the global pandemic has certainly been serving as a reminder that one’s mental health is as important as one’s physical health.

Are more kids catching COVID in the third wave? A GP perspective.

Chatting to other GPs in our collaboration, it certainly seems that there are more children with COVID than during the second wave, but Netcare hospitals haven’t seen an increase in paediatric COVID admissions.

Are men more at risk of contracting COVID than women?

June is Men’s Health Month, and an opportunity for us to explore how this relates to COVID-19.

Are COVID-19 vaccinations effective?

A comparison between vaccinated and non-vaccinated hospital admissions for COVID-19

A shot at health: Unpacking COVID-19 vaccine questions and myths

The information below has been provided by the Department of Health via the sacoronavirus.co.za website and its COVID-19 and Vaccines guide.

5 things that will impact your mental health positively

We’re all stuck at home – there’s no escaping that fact (there’s no escaping anywhere actually).

4 health innovations sparked by COVID-19

The pandemic has changed how we work, learn and interact as physical distancing guidelines have led to a more virtual existence, both personally and professionally.

Changes to dosing intervals and heterologous (different) booster doses

The Department of Health has announced the following changes to the dosing intervals and the type of vaccines you can receive as a booster.

CORONAVIRUS FAQs

Fedhealth understands our members’ concern around the Coronavirus (COVID-19), but armed with the right facts, the right behaviours and the support of your Scheme, there’s no reason to panic.

Coronavirus: the facts Fedhealth wants you to know

With the widespread media coverage of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the increase of cases around the world, and the first cases confirmed in South Africa, it’s only understandable that you might be concerned or even panicking about what this means for you and your family.

COVID-19 and other vaccines can be administered together

Whilst the COVID-19 vaccination programme initially recommended a 14-day interval between an individual receiving a COVID-19 vaccine and any other vaccination, this is no longer required.

COVID-19 and your pregnancy

Pregnancy is meant to be a very special time in a woman’s life, in which she must take especially good care of herself and her unborn baby.

COVID-19 Facts & FAQs Fedhealth wants you to know

GENERAL INFORMATION WE’VE ALREADY COMMUNICATED WITH OUR MEMBERS

COVID-19 vaccination update

Registration on EVDS has now opened for people 18 years and older.

COVID-19 vaccination update

With only about 22 000 0001 people vaccinated in South Africa thus far, we are still far from preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus and getting as close to normal as possible.

COVID-19 vaccine efficacy versus effectiveness

There is a lot of information available about COVID-19 and the vaccines, so it’s wise to get your information from credible sources.

COVID-19 vaccines and boosters ARE effective

Vaccines have been shown in controlled trials and in the evaluation of national vaccination programmes (e.g. United Kingdom) to reduce severe disease and mortality by up to 95 to 97%.

COVID-19 vaccines: what you should know

COVID-19 vaccines have been topical and continue to raise several questions from the public, including when South Africa will receive vaccines, who will receive it first, and why vaccination is important.

Dealing with capacity constraints during COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic is gathering momentum in South Africa, and the number of infections and fatalities continue to increase as we move towards the peak of the infection.

Delivery services offered for chronic medication

The major pharmacies Clicks, Dis-Chem and MediRite are all offering delivery of chronic medication during lockdown.

Don’t suffer abuse during lockdown. We can help!

All Fedhealth members have access to our Emotional Wellbeing Programme – a free, 24-hour telephonic support service to support you through any difficult times you might face.

Effects of alcohol abuse during lockdown

If you managed to buy alcohol before the start of lockdown, you will have it readily available to you whenever you need or want it.

Elective surgery questions to ask your doc

In these times of COVID-19, it’s wise to have a ‘risk-versus-benefit’ discussion with your healthcare professional where elective surgery is concerned.

Enjoying the festive season amid COVID-19

We look back on quite a challenging 2020. There were plenty of ‘new normal’ situations to get used to, from living in lockdown, homeschooling, Teams or ZOOM online meetings, to social distancing and wearing masks in public.

Fedhealth’s stance on the covid-19 vaccination

The possibility of a coronavirus vaccine becoming available soon is currently a hot topic.

Flu season is here, get your flu vaccination

Whilst there’s currently a global focus on COVID-19 and the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, we would like to remind all Fedhealth members about the upcoming flu season, and the importance of getting your annual flu vaccination.

From lab to jab: The COVID-19 vaccine journey

Vaccines are considered one of the greatest developments in modern science.

Give yourself, and others, the gift of vaccination this festive season

As you are reading this, you are probably preparing for the festive season and December holidays.

How big a threat is monkeypox?

With a recent outbreak of monkeypox confirmed, we would like to share the following information with our members regarding monkeypox, what it is, transmission, symptoms, treatment and additional information

How efficient are vaccines against the Kraken variant? 


Some of our members have been questioning the efficacy of the vaccines available in South Africa against the new Kraken variant of the coronavirus.

How Fedhealth covers COVID-19: A recap

1. All COVID-19 tests covered from Risk for PUIs

How to combat COVID-19 information fatigue

Everywhere you look, people are wearing masks. Everywhere you go, sanitiser is being provided as required by government.

How to upskill to boost income and future-proof your career

In a world that changes at breakneck speed – and a tough economic climate – being able to constantly upskill will give your CV the edge.

Important update on COVID-19 vaccination for Fedhealth members

We have been receiving calls from members with regards to when Fedhealth members will start obtaining the COVID-19 vaccination.

It’s booster time for vaccinated members

Vaccinated members are able to go for booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccines, and the Scheme highly recommends this.

Ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment: Fedhealth’s position

1. What is ivermectin?

Living with a chronic illness during COVID-19

By now we all have a good understanding of the risks of COVID-19, and we understand what precautions we need to take.

Medical aid matters during covid-19

For many South Africans, the national lockdown has resulted in job losses or loss of income.

Members over 50 eligible for another booster dose

Persons 50 years and older are eligible to receive an additional booster dose of the Comirnaty® (Pfizer) vaccine, as long as a period of at least 120 days has passed since they received their last COVID-19 vaccination.

More on the coronavirus and how it’s covered by Fedhealth

As you probably know, at least 13 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) infections have now been confirmed in South Africa.

NDoH guidance for vaccination sites

The National Department of Health (NDoH) released these guidelines on 6 June 2021 that apply to both public and private health vaccination sites, but not to workplace sites.

New COVID-19 variant: Centaurus

What has been called a new variant in social media is actually BA.2.75, a sub-variant of Omicron that was first detected in India in May 2022. It has not officially been named by the WHO, but rather got the name “Centaurus” as a suggestion by a Twitter user. It has however been classified a variant of concern by WHO and is being watched closely.

New COVID-19 variant: Should SA be concerned?

The first case of COVID-19 Omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 or ‘The Kraken’ (dubbed as such by international media) was detected in South Africa (SA) by the Network for Genomics Surveillance team at Stellenbosch University from a sample collected late in December 2022 (1) (2) (3).

New Omicron COVID-19 variant – what to know

The following is an excerpt from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address to the nation on Sunday, 28 November, with regards to the new Omicron variant identified in South Africa.

No ciggies during lockdown? Quit smoking for good!

If you’ve been meaning to quit smoking, but haven’t been able to give up the habit until now (voluntarily anyway), the lockdown restrictions on the sale of tobacco might just be a blessing in disguise for your health.

Overcoming fear, panic and anxiety during covid-19 lockdown

We’re living in uncertain times, having never been in the position that we are in today with the coronavirus outbreak.

Phase 2 of the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Programme

It’s now just over a year since South Africa declared a National State of Disaster in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Please be selective with elective

We trust that you’re keeping healthy and staying positive amidst the coronavirus measures that have been put in place by our government this past weekend.

Please keep making your health a priority!

In previous newsletters, we’ve emphasised the importance of members with chronic conditions taking extra good care of their health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Please remain selective about elective

When the coronavirus's severity first became apparent in 2020, we requested our members to delay elective (non-emergency) surgery until the worst of the outbreak was over.

Positive psychology tools to manage stress in the workplace

We’re in the last quarter of a very difficult year. With the global pandemic showing no end in sight, unemployment rising, anxieties about education, future job security and healthcare all being top of mind, stress is creating significant upheaval.

Predictions of a third wave of COVID-19

As we transition into winter, the country is bracing itself for the third wave of COVID-19 infections which could be more devastating than the second wave experienced earlier this year.

Pregnant or breastfeeding? What you need to know about COVID vaccination

It’s strongly recommended that you get vaccinated against coronavirus (COVID-19) if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.

Preparing for the upcoming flu season in the time of COVID-19

While we remain focused on the COVID-19 pandemic and its serious global and local impact, we should not forget to take measures to ensure our wellbeing during the upcoming winter season.

Quit smoking with a little help from us

The lack of access to tobacco products during lockdown has seen many smokers make the decision to quit smoking for good.

Responsible citizenry: the body armour against the Delta variant

Hospital beds, including those in high care and ICU in both private and public hospitals, are filled to capacity.

SA teens are in line to be vaccinated: What you need to know

South Africa has enough Covid jabs to vaccinate up to half of the country’s 6.5 million children between the ages of 12 and 17 with one dose of Pfizer’s vaccine before they return to school after the December holidays or start their tertiary education in 2022.

Safe(r) activities to do this Easter

With some schools already closed for the holidays and the Easter long weekend on the way, here are a few ideas for outdoor activities that are less likely to promote the spread of COVID-19.

Safely collecting your chronic medication during lockdown

Whilst pharmacies are open during the lockdown, it’s preferable to only visit them when it’s absolutely necessary and to spend as short a time as possible in line.

SAHPRA terminates its Ivermectin Programme

We share the following statement from the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) about the use of the drug Ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19.

Self-care in health – My responsibility

Self-care means that every individual will aim to stay as fit as possible and to maintain a good physical and mental health status.

South Africa’s COVID-19 restrictions eased further

With the continued decline in COVID-19 infections in South Africa, the following measures have been put in place by Government with effect from 23 March 2022:

Statement on the status of vaccine rollout in South Africa

Please see below an update on South Africa’s vaccine rollout by Dr Zwelini Mkhize, Minister of Health, made on 26 April.

Stay safe, the 5th wave is coming

All indications are there that South Africa will soon be dealing with its fifth wave of COVID-19 infections

Struggling to pay the bills due to covid-19?

Here’s what you can do

Tax 101 in a COVID-19 world

It’s been a year of upheaval, not least of all for our work and finances.

Teen vaccines: Watch this!

The Department of Health has scaled up its vaccination drive – with children between the ages of 12 – 17. Why? And why not? Know the facts. Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp chats to Dr Angelique Coetzee, President of the South African Medical Association.

The case for natural birth during COVID-19 (and beyond)

During the pandemic, Fedhealth Medical Scheme noticed increased admissions for natural vaginal deliveries (NVDs).

The impact of COVID on mental health and self-care strategies

During the COVID-19 pandemic, you may experience stress, anxiety, fear, sadness and loneliness. And mental health disorders, including anxiety and depression, can worsen. Heart problems and a weakened immune system can also arise as a result of high levels of stress.

The safety of COVID-19 vaccinations

It was recently announced that a person with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) passed away after being vaccinated with the COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen, also known as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Understanding variants of SARS-CoV-2

As concerns about a possible third wave of COVID-19 gain momentum, so have concerns about whether vaccines will provide good protection against the variants. So what are the facts?

Vaccine safety & herd immunity

Here’s reliable information about two of the buzzwords of our COVID-19 times: vaccine safety and herd immunity.

Vaccines — our only viable strategy for living with COVID-19

The following is an excerpt from a recent article published on the Daily Maverick website.

Ways you can communicate with us

Depending on what you’d like to know or do, there’s a host of ways you can reach Fedhealth, find information or manage your membership.

What South Africa’s downgrade means for your investments

The experts at Sanlam Investments help unpack what South Africa’s downgrade means for your investments, and our economy.

What to do if you suspect you are unwell

During COVID-19 lockdown, we are all advised to stay home unless it is absolutely necessary that we leave.

When and how to use a face mask

Just visit your local grocery store and you’ll spot plenty of face masks of varying descriptions donned by the general public.

Why compliance matters: chronic medication & immunisation

It’s only human to feel as though your life has been upended by this year’s unexpected turn of events.

Why should you keep your medical aid and how Fedhealth can assist?

As a medical scheme, we believe that it’s absolutely vital during these times that members maintain their good health and as such maintain their Fedhealth membership.

Will Fedhealth obtain the COVID-19 vaccine directly from pharma?

We’ve received queries regarding the acquisition of the COVID-19 vaccine by the private sector, medical aids in particular.

Will YOU get the COVID-19 vaccine once it’s available to you?

“Two-thirds (67%) of the South African adult population would definitely get or probably get a COVID-19 vaccine if it was available.”

Worried about the markets? Here’s what you need to know

The global COVID-19 pandemic has already had a tragic impact on people’s health and lives.

Your covid-19 update from Fedhealth

Here is the latest information we’d like to share with you with regards to coronavirus (COVID-19) and how Fedhealth is covering it:

Your schooling options post-lockdown: what to know

This pandemic has changed many things, with education being one of the most fundamentally altered aspects of our lives.