Tag: health care
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Infographic – U.S. Pandemic Mental Health Impact
Half of American adults in a recent opinion poll report worry or stress from the pandemic is having a negative effect on their mental health.
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Essay – Enlist U.S. Retailers for Vaccine Distribution
A promising solution for vaccine distribution is staring policy-makers in the face, on street corners and shopping centers across the U.S., retail chain stores.
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Infographic – Vaccine Support Grows Across Ethnic Lines
A survey this month shows growing acceptance of Covid-19 vaccines across racial and ethnic lines, with Black Americans somewhat less willing than White or Hispanic Americans.
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Infographic – Wearing a Mask in Stores Increases
A new Pew Research Center survey suggests the vast majority of Americans are wearing masks in stores and businesses, no matter if they like it or not.
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$500K Challenge Seeks A.I. Covid-19 Reopening Models
A new challenge from XPrize seeks evidence-based models using artificial intelligence to help governments reopen their economies during the pandemic.
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Infographic: U.S. Public Supports Lockdown
With Covid-19 cases in the U.S. accelerating in the past few weeks, a recent poll shows the public clearly favors a lockdown to stop the rise.
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Infographic – U.S. Public Split on Contact Tracing
While majorities of Americans say they’re willing to take part in contact tracing activities during the Covid-19 pandemic, large parts of the public are still reluctant.
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Maintaining Your Health Care in the New Normal
Science and technology can help families regain care of their general health and medical care in many ways.
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FDA Bucks White House, Issues Strict Vaccine Guidance
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration yesterday issued guidance for Covid-19 vaccine developers, requiring extended follow-up with clinical trial participants.
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App Tracks Public Mask Wearing for Covid-19 Evidence
A mobile app is now available for individuals to count — NOT report — people wearing face masks, as an indicator of Covid-19 community infection spread.