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“Effectiveness” vs. “Efficacy” vs. “Efficiency”: When To Use Each Word For The Best Results
Countries around the world are doing what they can to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to as many people as possible. As we wait and hope the vaccine will finally free us from the virus’s clutches, the words are flying fast and furious; everyone from Dr. Fauci on down is suddenly concerned with terms like vaccine efficacy and vaccine effectiveness. And who can blame us for …
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vaccine hesitancy
Vaccine hesitancy is unwillingness or refusal to accept a vaccine even when one is available. Vaccine hesitancy is a general term that is used to refer both to people hesitant to take some specific vaccines… -
Is Potato Salad Even A “Salad”?
Romaine, arugula, and iceberg lettuce are all ingredients that likely spring to mind when you hear the word salad. These healthy leafy greens are generally what to expect when you’re asked “soup or salad” at a restaurant. But there are other foods with salad in the name that you’d probably be surprised at receiving if you opted for a salad starter: potato salad, pasta salad, …
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Is Fish Considered Meat?
Every year in the weeks leading up to Easter, many Christians around the world partake in Lent. The approximately 40-day observance comes with its own set of notable dates before and during that time period. One of the most prevalent customs is that followers abstain from meat on Fridays. Fish, however, is fair game. That’s because fish has been considered somehow different from other types …