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| Getting A Coronavirus Test To Make Visiting Family Safe? Not So Fast | Let's face it, if you've been staying home a lot, you're probably pretty tired of looking at the same faces. Love them as we do, it feels like well past time to start seeing other people, to visit or host relatives and dear friends. So how can you do this without unknowingly spreading the virus… |
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| Most Americans won’t be able to get a coronavirus vaccine until well into 2021 | Even if the most optimistic projections hold true and a COVID-19 vaccine is cleared for U.S. use in November, the vast majority of Americans won’t be able to get the shots until spring or summer next year at the earliest. That likely timeline, based on interviews and remarks from top… |
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| Six months into pandemic, Washington state still struggles with COVID-19 data | When the state’s top health official announced this week that Washington would revamp how it counts negative COVID-19 test results, he said the change would give officials a more up-to-date snapshot of the disease. But it also added even more delays to the state’s daily reporting of the… |
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| August Wave of Campus Reopening Reversals | Hundreds of colleges have reversed or altered their reopening plans in the past several weeks after taking stock of COVID-19 testing availability, student and faculty safety concerns, state regulations and the worsening public health crisis. |
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| The CDC issues a dire warning for the fall if coronavirus measures are not followed | A top federal health official is issuing a dire warning: Follow recommended risk having the worst fall in US public health history. °ä´Ç°ù´Ç²Ô²¹±¹¾±°ù³Ü²õ… |
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| Scientists say the coronavirus is at least as deadly as the 1918 flu pandemic | The coronavirus is at least as deadly as the 1918 flu pandemic and the death toll could even be worse if world leaders and public health officials fail to adequately contain it, researchers warned in a study published Thursday in the medical journal JAMA Network Open. “What we… |
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| Seattle-area parents form ‘learning pods’ to keep kids from falling behind, but coronavirus-driven trend raises equity concerns | School districts across the state have promised that fall classes taught remotely will be better than they were this spring. But Susi Musi isn’t taking any chances. As the numbers of COVID-19 infections grew this summer and remote learning started to look inevitable, parents like Musi… |
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| Coronavirus prompts closing of Georgia high school in district with over 1K in quarantine | A … |
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| Masks Worn Amid COVID-19 May Lead To Form Of Immunity | In a newly-penned request sent to vice president Mike Pence, the Infectious Disease Society Association has officially urged the White House to publicly issue a federal directive asking all states to require masks to control the pandemic. Now, a new report bolsters their request: a… |
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| Governor creates $40 million relief fund for undocumented immigrants | After months of talks with immigrant advocates, Gov. Jay Inslee is setting up a $40 million relief fund for people who can’t access federal stimulus programs because of their immigration status. The fund will make Washington one of only a few states, including California and Oregon, to… |