When the popularity of the SUV first began to emerge around 20 years ago, the common thought was that their primary basis of appeal lay in an improved level of vision beyond the car in front of them. While that was somewhat true back when cars were common and SUVs were not, it’s not actually… Read More: SUVs tend to be most things to most people most… »
AstraZeneca begins final trials of Oxford University coronavirus vaccine enrolling 50,000 people worldwide and 30,000 in the US as company signs £15million manufacturing deal Thousands volunteers already being injected with jab in UK, Brazil, South Africa Preliminary data from phase 3 trials expected ‘soon’, said lead jab researcher Developers say they hope to deliver the… Read More: AstraZeneca begins final trials of Oxford University coronavirus vaccine enrolling… »
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention quietly modified its coronavirus testing guidelines this week to exclude people who do not have symptoms of Covid-19 — even if they have been recently exposed to the virus. Experts questioned the revision, pointing to the importance of identifying infections in the small window immediately before the onset… Read More: C.D.C. Now Says People Without Covid-19 Symptoms Do Not Need… »
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 »