Some people still infectious 10 days after COVID
A new study from the University of Exeter highlights the association between COVID-19 transmissibility and elapsed time since infection. The...
Month: January 2022
Opinion | Covid Has Exacerbated Political Tribalism – The New York Times
One of the most consistently intelligent and unbiased sources of news about Covid has been The Times’s newsletter The Morning,...
Small increase in attention to COVID-19 news; fewer Republicans now say US controlled pandemic well enough – Pew Research Center
The percentage of Americans who follow COVID-19 news very closely has increased slightly since March 2021, the last time this...
Biden Enters Year Two Facing Diminished Support, Daunting Challenges – Pew Research Center
Views of economy remain negative; most say prices have gotten worse while job availability has improved Pew Research Center conducted...
Ahead of Midterms, Some Democrats Search for New Message on Virus – The New York Times
Democrats were cheered for strict lockdowns and pandemic precautions. Now many weary voters want to hear the party’s plan for...
Analysis | The partisan divide on covid isn’t simply two groups pulling in separate directions – The Washington Post
While it seems as though partisanship has split every aspect of the country’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, that’s not...
Feud between Trump and DeSantis highlights hardening GOP views on COVID-19, vaccines – Sarasota Herald-Tribune
When Donald Trump decided to take a veiled swipe at Ron DeSantis, he highlighted the governor’s equivocating over his COVID-19 vaccine booster...
What COVID-19 can teach us about political theory – Observer Online
The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the problems facing our society. Whether it is our poor healthcare system, the scars and...
The Red/Blue Divide in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Continues: An Update – Kaiser Family Foundation
Not only has COVID-19 vaccination divided along partisan lines, our polling has found that political partisanship is a stronger national...
Is Ideology Bad For Health? Why Political Partisanship Should Be Asked On Population Health Surveys – healthaffairs.org
Political party identification is rapidly becoming the strongest and most consistent predictor of compliance with COVID-19 mitigation strategies, surpassing income,...