To recover from the impact of COVID-19, Latino community must have equitable resources
Any talk of a recovery from the coronavirus pandemic — such as returning to in-person classes and workplaces, social gatherings,...
Month: November 2022
Hey, now’s a great time to get your updated COVID-19 booster
The Washington Post: The new vaccine strengthened BA.4/BA.5-blocking antibody levels over pre-booster levels in adults of all ages — a...
Man From Ohio Attacks Asian American Student, Blames Him For Covid
<!-- -->Ohio man is now facing federal hate crime charges against himA man from Ohio was charged with committing a...
At Airports, U.S. Health Officials Track COVID-19 Variants
Travelers are both the conduit and the canary in the coal mine for new COVID-19 variants, and U.S. health officials...
Beijing marathon returns but China sticks to ‘zero-COVID’
BEIJING (AP) — Thousands of runners took to the streets of China’s capital on Sunday for the return of the...
Analysis: China’s markets clutch at economy reopening straws
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Rumours of a possible end to stringent COVID-19 lockdowns have sent China's stock markets...
Cases still low but new COVID strains spreading, with ominous echoes of past winters
With ominous echoes of past winters, as the mercury is dropping, new COVID variants are spreading. It’s just under a...
In Washington, right-wing sheriff candidates believe their power exceeds the federal government
Four years ago, many of Washington state’s sheriffs were unhappy with a voter-approved gun safety law that required stronger background...
Beijing quashes market rumours of quicker end to zero-Covid policy
Beijing has quashed hopes for an immediate easing of the country’s rigid zero-Covid restrictions, setting China-linked shares up for more...
RSV, flu, COVID-19 cases could overwhelm Michigan hospitals
It’s been dubbed the “tripledemic,” the threat of three viral infections — influenza, RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) and coronavirus —...