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COVID-19

When COVID-19 superspreaders are talking, where you sit in the room matters

By Suresh Dhaniyala, Bayard D. Clarkson Distinguished Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, Clarkson University | Local News Matters | October 15, 2020
As the time spent indoors with an infected speaker increases, however, risk extends to the entire room, even if ventilation is good.
Bay Area

Alameda County moves to less-restrictive COVID tier

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | October 13, 2020
Alameda, Santa Clara, and San Francisco are the only Bay Area counties in Tier 3, the orange tier.
California

State to start tracking inequity of coronavirus spread

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | October 6, 2020
Economic reopening would be tied to reducing the inequity in test positivity, making California the first state to do so, officials claim.
COVID-19

Analysis: ‘Don’t be afraid of COVID’? Not buying it, unless businesses do job right

By Elizabeth Rosenthal | Kaiser Health News | October 6, 2020
As we venture back out into the world, some stores and restaurants are doing a fabulous job at keeping us safe. Others are not.
COVID-19

Easier-to-use coronavirus saliva tests start to catch on

By David Tuller | Kaiser Health News | October 6, 2020
Eight months into the pandemic, the move toward at-home saliva screening is gaining traction.
Around Town

Say it ain’t so: Favorite Piedmont Ave dining spots shut down for good

By Exedra Staff | October 6, 2020
The closure of Dopo and Slicer highlight the struggles faced by local restaurants to stay in business during a pandemic.
College

Campus dorm resident assistants adjust to a new role: COVID cop

By Anna Almendrala and Carmen Heredia Rodriguez | Kaiser Health News | October 6, 2020
Resident assistants are finding that the perks — like community building and mentorship — are scant, while risk, frustration and fractured relationships are plentiful.
COVID-19

5 things to know about a COVID vaccine: It won’t be a ‘magic wand’

By Julie Appleby | Kaiser Health News | October 5, 2020
Approval of a vaccine will be an important step in defeating COVID-19. But it won't immediately end the pandemic.
COVID-19

White House testing regimen did not protect the president

By Rachana Pradhan and Lauren Weber and Liz Szabo | Kaiser Health Matters | October 2, 2020
The president's COVID-19 diagnosis is raising fresh questions about the White House’s strategy for testing and containing the virus.
California

New laws keep pandemic-weary California at forefront of health policy innovation

By Samantha Young and Angela Hart | Kaiser Health News | October 2, 2020
Significant new laws intend to lower consumer health care spending and expand access to health coverage.
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