Statewide cases of coronavirus and local cases of coronavirus both went up in the week ending Dec. 14.
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The COVID-19 pandemic turned previously sleepy cities into boomtowns. Expanded or permanent work-from-home policies gave people more flexibility in where to live, and those in uber-expensive markets like San Francisco and Manhattan took advantage by moving to areas where they could get more space for less money. This created incredibly competitive housing markets in smaller cities
As families prepare to gather for the holidays, a new COVID-19 map reveals the latest infection rates across the United States. What’s New For the week ending December 14, 5.6 percent of tests nationwide came back positive, up from 5 percent the previous week. Wyoming, Utah, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana and Colorado, as well
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Physician assistant Danis Walker vaccinates a construction worker outside a Lowes Home Improvement store in New Orleans on June 11, 2021. Rosemary Westwood/WWNO hide caption toggle caption Rosemary Westwood/WWNO A group of high-level managers at the Louisiana Department of Health walked into a Nov. 14 meeting in Baton Rouge expecting to talk about outreach and
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A total of 16 cardiology practices have agreed to pay a total of nearly $17.7 million to resolve allegations that they each violated the False Claims Act, including a practice in Warren County. The United States Attorney’s Office, Western District of Kentucky provided a release Friday stating the government alleges that
F.D. Flam Every week or so, scientists issue another warning that the H5N1 bird flu is inching closer to exploding into a pandemic. Despite having contended with a pandemic that broke out less than five years ago, the U.S. has no solid plan to handle a new one — nor have our leaders done anything to incorporate
Coronavirus Test Kits Market The global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic catalyzed unprecedented demand for diagnostic tools, thrusting the coronavirus test kits market into the spotlight. As countries scrambled to curb the spread of the virus, the development, production, and deployment of test kits became a global priority. This article delves into the dynamics
The author of a new book maintains that some—if not many—of those deaths didn’t need to happen. Source link