In a statement to WebMD, Katie Fowlie, CDC public affairs spokesperson, said: “It’s important to know that the vaccine administration process is complex and requires strong cooperation and partnership with all parties at the jurisdictional, local, and federal levels. CDC is working closely with jurisdictions to ensure as much information is submitted as possible, and… Read More: Vaccine Hesitancy in Communities of Color Eases — A Bit »
Many of us have heard of auras before, but have you ever seen one? The energy that emits from your body actually has a color that you can photograph or that some gifted mystics can actually see. It’s a beautiful thing to experience and something that can help you figure out your essence of being.… Read More: What Do You Think Your Aura Color Looks and Feels… »
Researchers in the United Arab Emirates have developed contact lenses that can help to correct color blindness. Containing gold nanoparticles, the lenses help to increase red-green contrast in wearers while also functioning as corrective lenses. The particles give the lenses a rose tint, which will hopefully result in wearers having a more positive experience when… Read More: Gold Nanoparticles Inside Contact Lenses Correct Color Blindness »
COVID-19 is having a greater impact on people of color. Here’s how one extended family struggled to get care during the pandemic. The numbers are clear: The coronavirus pandemic hits people of color harder. Black and Hispanic people are more likely to get COVID-19, need to be hospitalized for it, and are far more likely… Read More: COVID-19 Hits People of Color Harder—How Racism Plays a Role »