Stars donate to demonstrators in prison Singers and other artists in the United States want to support financially protesters who ended up in prison in connection with the protests after George Floyd’s death. Rapper Drake (33, “Best I Ever Had”) donated $ 100,000 (equivalent to around 90,000 euros), as he announced on Instagram, as did … Read more
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. – When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in mid-March, visits to medical offices fell precipitously as people stayed home to protect themselves from the virus. But the order to stay home has spurred people to seek medical help in another way: talking to a doctor by phone, email or video, according … Read more
In South Florida, authorities are considering reopening beaches and public parks, toward a “new normal” scenario. With more than 23,300 infected with COVID-19, in that state, hospital occupancy is 42%. JOSE: The return to open public spaces is a scenario contemplated in South Florida. The authorities consider a “new reality” to be the reopening of … Read more
The University of Chicago Medicine has begun a clinical trial to study whether the blood plasma of people who have recovered from COVID-19 can be used to treat hospitalized patients in serious condition. The trial will recruit plasma donors from existing UChicago Medicine patients and others in Chicago who tested positive and recovered from COVID-19. … Read more
panorama Analysis from the United States Why African Americans are hit so much worse by Corona – – As of: 12:37 p.m. | Reading time: 4 minutes “Almost 70 percent of all deaths are Latinos and African Americans” – – The number of infected people in the US is flattening slightly, but the death toll … Read more
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday promised an aggressive public health campaign targeting black and Latino communities because an overwhelming number of African-Americans have died of COVID-19, according to preliminary data. Black residents accounted for 52% of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus and 72% of deaths from disease-related complications in the city, despite the … Read more
New Orleans – The city of New Orleans was rushing Friday to turn its convention center into a field hospital as worrying new ones emerged. coronavirus outbreaks in the United States, deaths were rising in Italy and Spain, and the world was struggling through a pandemic in which more than half a million people have … Read more
Chicago – A teacher of Chicago accused of tell a student that she should return to her country after she refused to stand for the national anthemHe was expelled from the classroom while district officials investigate, the school principal said. Students at Senn High School in the north of the city said they heard the … Read more