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COVID-19

These secret safety panels will pick the COVID vaccine winners

By Rachana Pradhan | Kaiser Health News | September 24, 2020
In the Trump era, some worry the anonymity could invite undue influence by stakeholders, such as companies or the government.
COVID-19

How families are keeping Halloween from turning into a COVID nightmare

By Priscilla Blossom | Kaiser Health News | September 23, 2020
Parents are turning to spooky scavenger hunts, pumpkin-carving and movie nights as alternatives to trick-or-treating.
COVID-19

Colleges’ opening fueled 3,000 COVID cases a day, researchers say

By Michael McAuliff | Kaiser Health News | September 23, 2020
In a draft study, researchers correlated cellphone data showing students' back-to-campus movements and county infection rates to quantify how the coronavirus spread as colleges and universities reopened for the fall semester.
COVID-19

Battle rages inside hospitals over how COVID strikes and kills

By Robert Lewis and Christina Jewett | Kaiser Health News | September 23, 2020
Is the virus is airborne and spread through tiny aerosol particles or through large, faster-falling droplets from, say, a sneeze or cough?
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Nail salons can reopen indoors, COVID tests now available to all

By Ana B. Ibarra | CALmatters | September 22, 2020
As California experiences a decline in test positivity and fewer hospitalizations, the state is easing restrictions on nail salons.
COVID-19

Signs of an ‘October Vaccine Surprise’ alarm career scientists

By Liz Szabo and JoNel Aleccia | Kaiser Health News | September 22, 2020
If the executive branch were to overrule the FDA’s scientific judgment, a vaccine of limited efficacy and, worse, unknown side effects could be rushed to market.
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COVID testing of teachers, staff hotly debated as California schools reopen

By Barbara Feder Ostrov, CalMatters | Local News Matters | September 22, 2020
Spats over school COVID-19 testing have frayed tempers in already-stressed communities.
COVID-19

Robots, veterans, apprenticeships: What’s next for California’s job market

By Lauren Hepler | CALmatters | September 18, 2020
As unemployment drops, business leaders and educators pinpoint what's gone wrong for workers and where to look for opportunity.
COVID-19

A pandemic upshot: Seniors are having second thoughts about where to live

By Judith Graham | Kaiser Health News | September 18, 2020
Some older adults who planned to move to senior housing are now choosing to live independently rather than communally.
COVID-19

Approval of a coronavirus vaccine would be just the beginning – huge production challenges could cause long delays

By Bruce Y. Lee, professor of health policy and management, City University of New York | Local News Matters | September 17, 2020
Billions of people are going to need a coronavirus vaccine and that demand is going to be hard to meet.
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