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COVID-19

Personality can predict who follows or flouts COVID-19 social distancing rules

By James M. Honeycutt, Professor Emeritus of Communication Studies at Louisiana State University; Lecturer in Executive Education, University of Texas at Dallas | Local News Matters | July 21, 2020
The more open your personality is, the better you might cope with uncertainty over a long, sustained period — as in the case of a global pandemic.
California

Coronavirus cases spike in California child care facilities

By Zaidee Stavely, Daniel J. Willis | EdSource | July 21, 2020
Close to a fifth of the cases were among children, about a third were among staff and another third were among parents.
Bay Area

Gov. Newsom again stresses distancing, mask use to limit COVID-19 spread

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | July 21, 2020
An average of nearly 9,000 people per day tested positive for the coronavirus over the last week, Newsom said.
California

As coronavirus patients skew younger, tracing task seems all but impossible

By Anna Almendrala | Kaiser Health News | July 20, 2020
Although younger people are hospitalized and die less frequently than their elders when infected with COVID-19, their cases are harder to trace.
Bay Area

Bay Area coronavirus updates | Fri., July 17

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | July 17, 2020
9,986 new cases in California since Thursday with 231 new cases in Alameda County.
COVID-19

Trump Administration’s sudden shift on COVID data leaves states in the lurch

By Alex Smith, KCUR | Kaiser Health News | July 17, 2020
The switch of data collection from the CDC to a new HHS contractor is "a major disruption," and will likely delay hospitalization data for some states.
COVID-19

A coronavirus vaccine: Where does it stand?

By Louis Jacobson, PolitiFact | Kaiser Health News | July 16, 2020
Under ordinary circumstances, these phases of vaccine development can take years to complete, but now the timeline is being shortened; here’s an inventory of where things stand.
COVID-19

Why doctors keep monitoring kids who recover from mysterious COVID-linked illness

By Fred Mogul, WNYC and Maria Godoy, NPR News | Kaiser Health News | July 16, 2020
Children's hospitals around the U.S. are trying to keep tabs on young people after they recover from the ailment, to gauge any long-term effects.
Bay Area

The new COVID-19 rationing: Testing just got harder to get in California

By Ana B. Ibarra | CALmatters | July 15, 2020
The state announced a new tiered system that gives testing priority to patients hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms, and those linked to outbreaks.
COVID-19

Conspiracy theories aside, here’s what contact tracers really do

By Julie Appleby | Kaiser Health News | July 15, 2020
Recently, the idea has triggered a lot of conspiracy-theory talk, but it’s actually a tried-and-true public health tool being applied to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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