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How the Loss of Black-Owned Doctors’ Offices May Worsen Health Disparities

How the Loss of Black-Owned Doctors’ Offices May Worsen Health Disparities

by William Jester | Oct 11, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

The COVID-19 pandemic is generating concerns about the long-term impact on health disparities in minority communities resulting in fear that Black-owned physician’s offices will be among the 41 percent of Black-owned businesses that may not survive. Two Rutgers New...
Rutgers Experts Explore Questions, Concerns Over COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

Rutgers Experts Explore Questions, Concerns Over COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

by William Jester | Oct 10, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

As researchers race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, two Rutgers Global Health Institute core faculty members discuss how clinical trials work, the ethics of developing and distributing a vaccine, safety and efficacy in clinical trials, and what a successful vaccine may...
Science advisors have always had it tough.

Science advisors have always had it tough.

by William Jester | Oct 9, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

Poor Dr. Fauci. The man misses a day to have surgery to remove a polyp from his vocal cords – a result, in part, of all the talking he’s been doing to try to steer us through the pandemic – and the next thing he knows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tests positive for COVID-19

by William Jester | Oct 8, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany disclosed that she tested positive for the coronavirus, the latest high-profile official in President Donald Trump’s immediate orbit to do so. “After testing negative consistently, including every day since Thursday,...
Why Stores Should Not Ease Up On Their Pandemic Cleaning Regimens

Why Stores Should Not Ease Up On Their Pandemic Cleaning Regimens

by William Jester | Oct 8, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

Retailers have worked hard to institute cleaning procedures to make shoppers feel safe shopping in stores during the pandemic. Many, if not most, Americans would probably agree that they’ve never seen the stores they shop in more thoroughly clean and sanitized than...
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