We need a definitive exit from our Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the roadmap – The Guardian
We need a definitive exit from our Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the roadmapEric TopolNasal or oral vaccines, more and better drugs,...
Month: May 2022
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America’s divide may deepen after pending Supreme Court Roe v. Wade ruling on abortion – The Dallas Morning News
Americans have always been divided.Whether over slavery, Prohibition, civil rights, the COVID-19 pandemic or any of the countless issues confronting...
COVID-19 wastewater efforts confront long-term questions – Roll Call
“If I measure something here in D.C., how can I compare that to something being measured elsewhere?” said Jeseth Delgado...
Juan Williams: The GOP’s fake concern on immigration – The Hill
You know about the old “Big Lie” — that the 2020 election was stolen. Here’s the new “Big Lie” — Republicans in Congress care about illegal immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border. If...
Covid has hit China’s economy harder than expected – CNN
Hong Kong CNN Business — China has reported disappointing economic data for the month of April, underscoring the extensive damage...
North Korea covid outbreak surges as Kim Jong Un slams officials – The Washington Post
SEOUL — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un berated officials for delays in pandemic response and mobilized the country’s military...
Mask mandates return at jobs, schools, as COVID-19 cases rise across metro Detroit – WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit
The risk of getting sick with COVID in southeast Michigan is high—forcing some employers and school districts to bring back...
China’s Shanghai aims to end COVID lockdown by June 1 – Al Jazeera English
The Chinese city of Shanghai has announced plans to reopen gradually after spending more than six weeks in lockdown and...
Why the world needs business leaders to step up – Fortune
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N.Y.C. urges people to wear masks indoors but stops short of requiring it. – The New York Times
Business travel appears to be returning, albeit unevenly, after all but disappearing for most of the pandemic.Despite early predictions that...