Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 10 IssueHealthThere are more than 20 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide, a Reuters tally reveals. California, Florida, Texas, New York and Georgia make up 40 percent of America's 5 million coronavirus cases. A look at the departures of health officials during the pandemic. At least 97,000 children were COVID-19 positive in the last two weeks of July. Plus, go inside the Wuhan, China lab at the center of the coronavirus storm.
Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 7 IssueHealthMore than 25,000 Americans died of COVID-19 in July. At least 70,000 lives could be saved in the U.S. by December if more people wore masks, a new model predicts. Infections among younger people are soaring. Plus, anti-maskers explain themselves, and why aren't we hiring more contact trace workers?
Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 6 IssueHealthA look at countries where the pandemic is only getting worse. W.H.O. cautions that late-stage coronavirus trials do not suggest a vaccine is "nearly there." The U.S. rescinds global warning against all international travel. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine tests positive for COVID-19. Plus, Michelle Obama reveals she's dealing with "low-grade depression" due to the lockdown.
Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 5 IssueHealthAmericans are forgoing testing due to lengthy wait times, even as the country's death toll rises by more than 1,000 a day. Dr. Anthony Fauci says "the numbers don't lie" in proving that the U.S. has the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the world. Virginia launches the nation's first contact tracing app. Florida becomes the second state with more than 500,000 confirmed cases. Plus, the virus could have lasting effects on some children's brains.
Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 4 IssueHealthPresident Trump says that the U.S. has COVID-19 "under control" as the pandemic continues to spread throughout the country. A majority of Americans support a nationwide lockdown and more aggressive measures to stop the virus, two polls reveal. New York City's health commissioner resigns, criticizing Mayor de Blasio's handling of the coronavirus crisis. Plus, do COVID-19 apps and wearables actually help?
Healthflipped into Coronavirus Daily DigestCoronavirus Daily Digest: August 3 IssueHealthThe World Health Organization says there's no "silver bullet" to stopping COVID-19. How governments around the world are reacting to their country's surge in cases. How manufactured antibodies could help in the fight against coronavirus. Plus, a deep dive in how the pandemic defeated America.
