Melinda Gates on our new normal after the coronavirus: 'Our psyches are going to be permanently changed'

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Science Select           Melinda Gates on our new normal after the coronavirus: 'Our psyches are going to be permanently changed'   Philanthropist Melinda Gates told Business Insider that the coronavirus will give us a new normal, and some things will be permanently changed.   READ MORE           LIVE UPDATES: US Navy evacuates over 80% of USS Theodore Roosevelt crew, Trump retweeted a threat to fire Fauci   Here's the latest news about the coronavirus pandemic outbreak around the world and COVID-19, the disease it causes.   READ MORE           Over 1 million unclaimed bodies are buried on a little-known island in New York City — a mass graveyard where some coronavirus victims will go to rest   Each week, the bodies of unknown or unclaimed people are taken by ferry to New York's potter's field on Hart's Island where they are laid to rest.   READ MORE             Bill Gates has warned of an impending pandemic for years. Here's how he's dealing with the coronavirus pandemic — from pledging $100 million to fight the outbreak to becoming Warren Buffett's "scientific adviser."   In an interview with the Financial Times, Bill Gates warned that a pandemic like the coronavirus outbreak could happen "every 20 years or so."   READ MORE           Apple and Google are teaming up to create a way for your smartphone to alert you if you've come into contact with someone infected with the coronavirus   Apple and Google are working together to help track the spread of the coronavirus by notifying people who come into contact with someone infected.   READ MORE           NOT A FAIRY TALE: How Americans can survive and thrive after a divorce   Many Americans face a bad relationship in their lives. Here are some tips when divorce becomes a reality.   READ MORE           Inside Louisiana's horrifying 'Cancer Alley,' an 85-mile stretch of pollution and environmental racism that's now dealing with some of the highest coronavirus death rates in the country   People living in "Cancer Alley" are more than 50 times as likely to get cancer than the average American. Now they're being hit by the coronavirus.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006