During COVID-19, we have lost more than we realize. Our entire lives have been shaken up.
COVID-19
U.S. tops a one day record of 100,000 new COVID infections
The United States recorded an all-time high of 102,831 new COVID-19 infections on Wednesday, November 4.
Free saliva testing offered at Roy Wilkins Auditorium
The Minnesota Department of Health has expanded options for COVID-19 testing with a new saliva testing hub in Saint Paul.
AALF, Phyllis Wheatley launch MN Black Community COVID-19 Hotline
The MN Black Community COVID-19 Hotline is fully staffed and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide callers with important pandemic-related info.
Even pursuit of a COVID vaccine steeped in inequity
This nationalistic patent monopoly route was the one Trump choose to pursue.
Doing the six feet U, and other helpful COVID habits
For the most part, treatment is supportive with hydration, rest, controlling fevers in isolation.
Until a coronavirus vaccine is ready, pneumonia vaccines may reduce deaths from COVID-19
The yearly influenza season threatens to make the COVID-19 pandemic doubly deadly, but this may not be inevitable.
Pandemic increases woes of immigrant domestic workers
Domestic Workers United opened my eyes to the idea that I could stand up for myself, that I had rights by virtue of being a human being, regardless of my race, job, or immigration status.
Yet another COVID-19 symptom: hair loss
Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) currently doesn’t recognize hair loss as a COVID-19 symptom, providers across the country are seeing more and more patients recovering from COVID-19 experiencing hair loss.
Blacks, mental health and COVID
Blacks historically have been impacted by adversity, racism and various socioeconomic disparities and the coronavirus has highlighted these issues.
Is it safe to get a mammogram during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Since the pandemic began, there has been a sharp decline in preventative medical care due to concerns surrounding COVID-19.
Black volunteers needed for COVID trials
Because the virus has had a disproportionate impact on the Black population and the COVID vaccine research is well underway, there is a need to recruit more Black volunteers for coronavirus vaccine trials.
Shopping online more during the pandemic? Here are 10 tips for avoiding scams
As online shopping increases due to public health safety concerns, so has online scams.
Vice presidential candidates to be separated by plexiglass at Wednesday’s debate
In light of the Trump administration’s rising COVID-19 cases, new precautions have been announced for the vice presidential debate.
Pandemic adds to already higher Black pregnancy risks
The pandemic is adding still more risk for both Black mothers and babies.
Free COVID-19 testing offered at four sites in the Twin Cities
As the positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in the state, Minnesotans who need or want to be tested for the virus will have the opportunity to do so at four sites.
President Trump heads to Walter Reed hospital after COVID-19 diagnosis (updated)
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19, the president tweeted late Thursday night.
Minnesota racism halts COVID-19 survey
The CDC decided to discontinue the surveyors’ work in Minnesota after reports of mistreatment and harassment of survey takers of Color.
Beware the politicizing of COVID-19
Politics remains a factor, particularly if it builds the narrative that one political party ‘has the cure.’
Early voting begins in Minnesota
Absentee voting begins in Minnesota on Friday, September 18, for the 2020 presidential/general election.
