F.D.A. Allows Expanded Use of Plasma to Treat Coronavirus Patients
New York Times,
The Food and Drug Administration on Sunday gave emergency approval for expanded use of antibody-rich blood plasma to help…
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Smashed Windows on Subway Cars Have Cost the M.T.A. $300,000
New York Times,
Transportation officials in New York City first began seeing broken windows on subway cars, mostly on the 2, 3 and 7 lines, in…
Russia, Expecting Plaudits for Vaccine, Is Miffed by Its Cool Reception
New York Times,
MOSCOW — It was with great fanfare that President Vladimir V. Putin and other officials announced this month that a billion…
Your Monday Briefing
New York Times,
Good morning. We’re covering the emotional turmoil of victims at the sentencing for the Christchurch mosques massacre, the…
Billions in Hospital Virus Aid Rested on Compliance With Private Vendor
New York Times,
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration tied billions of dollars in badly needed coronavirus medical funding this spring to…
To Test the Dangers of Live Music, These Scientists Put on a Concert
New York Times,
LEIPZIG, Germany — The German pop singer Tim Bendzko was trying his best to energize the crowd at Quarterback Immobilien Arena…
For a Music Critic, a Vacation That’s All Too Quiet
New York Times,
Typically, the end of August through Labor Day is an ideal time for me to take a two-week vacation.
Outdoor Dining Is a Hit, but N.Y.C. Restaurants Face 'Apocalyptic' Times
New York Times,
A dozen people were waiting in line when Imani in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, opened for brunch on a recent Saturday morning.
In China, Where the Pandemic Began, Life Is Starting to Look … Normal
New York Times,
In Shanghai, restaurants and bars in many neighborhoods are teeming with crowds.
Crocs and Irukandji: A World Away From the Coronavirus Pandemic. Almost.
New York Times,
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How to Set Pandemic Boundaries for Relatives
New York Times,
When pandemic-related shutdowns started, many people rushed to the rescue of their loved ones.
The Coronavirus, Fewer Tourists and Australia's Famous Reef
New York Times,
CAIRNS, Australia — Diving beneath the ocean, Russell Hosp swam toward the limestone bed of the Great Barrier Reef, where he…
As Politicians Clashed, Bolivia’s Pandemic Death Rate Soared
New York Times,
TARIJA, Bolivia — So many people were dying that the government’s numbers couldn’t be accurate.
Why Antibody Tests Won’t Help You Much
New York Times,
Getting an antibody test to see if you had Covid-19 months ago is pointless, according to guidelines issued this week by a…
Trump Administration Says Some Coronavirus Tests Can Bypass F.D.A. Scrutiny
New York Times,
The Trump administration this week ordered the Food and Drug Administration to allow the use of a certain class of laboratory…
From Ai Weiwei, a portrait of Wuhan’s draconian Covid Lockdown
NewsBeezer,
LONDON – In January, the Chinese city of Wuhan became the first in the world to be locked down to tackle the coronavirus…
Getting Children Flu Shots Is Even More Important This Year
New York Times,
Making sure that your kids get a yearly flu shot is always a good idea, but even more so this fall, as the coronavirus…
From Ai Weiwei, a Portrait of Wuhan’s Draconian Covid Lockdown
New York Times,
LONDON — In January, the Chinese city of Wuhan became the first in the world to undergo a lockdown to fight the coronavirus…
The flood in China killed hundreds and tested the Three Gorges Dam
NewsBeezer,
China’s leaders have largely got the coronavirus pandemic under control and are now grappling with a barrage of crippled floods…
Kenya’s Health Workers, Unprotected and Falling Ill, Walk Off Job
New York Times,
NAIROBI, Kenya — Doctors in public hospitals say they have not been paid, some for as long as six months.
For Quick Coronavirus Testing, Israel Turns to a Clever Algorithm
New York Times,
BEERSHEBA, Israel — A team of three of Israeli scientists has pioneered a coronavirus testing procedure that they say is faster…
Older New Yorkers Sweat It Out, Waiting for Promised Air-Conditioners
New York Times,
It seemed like a noble idea to offer quick help during the pandemic: New York City would give away free air-conditioners this…
With Coronavirus Cases Surging, Europe Braces for New Phase in Pandemic
New York Times,
LONDON — For all of the challenges in controlling the spread of the coronavirus, Europe’s initial strategy was relatively…
China Declares War on Food Waste
New York Times,
Chinese regulators are calling out livestreamers who binge-eat for promoting excessive consumption.
China Flooding Has Killed Hundreds and Tested Three Gorges Dam
New York Times,
Having brought the coronavirus pandemic largely under control, China’s leaders are now struggling with a surge of crippling…
C.D.C. Suggests Some Child-Care Centers Can Reopen Safely
New York Times,
This briefing has ended. Click here for the latest updates. A new C.D.C. report suggests that child-care centers may reopen…
The Hottest Commodity in Pandemic New York? Fresh Air
New York Times,
By late summer, New Yorkers are usually feeling grateful for the air-conditioned offices, gyms, restaurants, community centers…
Fires, Blackouts, a Heat Wave and a Pandemic: California’s ‘Horrible’ Month
Inside Climate News,
The nation’s most-populated state is facing multiple crises, including 23 major wildfires raging while the daily death toll…
A Novel Way to Combat Covid in Nursing Homes: Strike Teams
New York Times,
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. — The coronavirus entered Cherry Springs Village quietly, then struck with force.
How to Start a New Job During a Pandemic
New York Times,
Alexa Pogrob expected to start her new job as a vocational specialist at a community mental health agency in Red Bank, N.J., in…
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Rolls to a Close as Virus Tracking Remains Complex
New York Times,
STURGIS, S.D. — And just like that, the roar of the motorcycles was gone. Ten days after Sturgis, S.D., drew hundreds of…
21 Charged With Filing Fraudulent Unemployment Claims While in Jail
New York Times,
Like millions of others across California, more than 20 people living together in San Mateo filed for pandemic unemployment…
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
New York Times,
Image Credit... The New York Times School’s in session, mostly from home It’s back-to-school week for large portions of the…
Democrats, Postal Service, Rage Moms: Your Monday Evening Briefing
New York Times,
(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) Good evening. Here’s the latest.
Beaten Back, the Coronavirus Regains Strength in France
New York Times,
PARIS — As the two women sat in deck chairs enjoying the last rays of sunshine near the Canal de l’Ourcq in Paris on Sunday…
U.S. Tries to Bolster Taiwan’s Status, Short of Recognizing Sovereignty
New York Times,
WASHINGTON — A visit to Taiwan by an American cabinet secretary. A sale of advanced torpedoes.
Guggenheim Approves Diversity Plan After Staff Complaints of Racism
New York Times,
The Guggenheim Museum has approved a plan to address complaints of entrenched racism within its walls.
Has coronavirus put an end to coworking spaces for good?
MSN,
Even before coronavirus struck, shared-office-space provider WeWork was struggling after last year’s failed attempt to go public.
Has coronavirus put an end to coworking spaces for good?
Yahoo!,
Even before coronavirus struck, shared-office-space provider WeWork was struggling after last year’s failed attempt to go public.
Has coronavirus put an end to coworking spaces for good?
Yahoo! News,
View photos Even before coronavirus struck, shared-office-space provider WeWork was struggling after last year’s failed attempt…
Has coronavirus put an end to coworking spaces for good?
Yahoo! Finance USA,
View photos Even before coronavirus struck, shared-office-space provider WeWork was struggling after last year’s failed attempt…
The safest way to eat at your favorite restaurant during the pandemic
AOL,
The clink of wine glasses, the buzz of laughter and constant conversation, a pair of familiar eyes smiling at you across the…
Is indoor dining safe? Oregon’s data can’t say
Jefferson Public Radio,
There seems to be something unique about the bars and restaurants in Oregon: Unlike those in other states and countries…
Is indoor dining safe? Oregon’s data can’t say
East Oregonian,
SALEM — There seems to be something unique about the bars and restaurants in Oregon: Unlike those in other states and countries…
Why a face shield may not protect you from coronavirus
BBC News,
Why a face shield may not protect you from coronavirus This feature is currently in beta testing and uses a computer-generated…
Staying 6 feet apart is now just a rule of thumb, according to the CDC
Ladders,
Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defined exposure to coronavirus as being…
Anthony Fauci: There’s ‘a Degree’ of Airborne Spread of Coronavirus
The National Interest,
White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, has said that he believes there…
News story from FranceTV Info on Tuesday 04 August 2020
FranceTV Info,
Scientists say the coronavirus is airborne. Here’s what that means.
Vox.com,
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the World Health Organization has stressed that, primarily, Covid-19 spreads through very…
How Our Exhalations Help Spread Pathogens Such as SARS-CoV-2
The Scientist Magazine,
L ydia Bourouiba first began thinking about how pathogens travel during the global SARS outbreak that began in November 2002.
The safest way to eat at your favorite restaurant during the pandemic
MSN,
Follow all of PopSci ’s COVID-19 coverage here, including tips on cleaning groceries, ways to tell if your symptoms are just…
The safest way to eat at your favorite restaurant during the pandemic
Popular Science,
Think twice before sitting down, especially without a mask. (Pexels/) Follow all of PopSci ’s COVID-19 coverage here, including…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
Arizona Daily Star,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
Dispatch-Argus,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
Lincoln Journal Star,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
Idaho Press,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
The Bismarck Tribune,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
goskagit.com,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
Bozeman Daily Chronicle,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
New Canaan Advertiser,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Byron Erath…
¿Qué son los aerosoles y por qué son tan peligrosos ante la pandemia de COVID-19?
The Conversation,
Cuando alguien tose, habla o incluso respira, lanza pequeñas gotas respiratorias al aire circundante.
Немецкие ученые связали передачу COVID-19 с работой кондиционеров
RBC Daily,
Исследование показало, что вызывающий COVID-19 вирус может распространяться в кондиционируемых и охлажденных помещениях на рассто…
What Safe Shopping Looks Like During the Pandemic
Harvard Business Review ,
Executive Summary Whether they stayed open through the pandemic or are just starting to reopen, retailers are confronting a…
The U.S. Is Six Months Into Its Fight Against COVID-19,
MSN,
That means that as of today, we’ve been battling the virus for six full months While we’ve come a long way in that time, there’s…
The U.S. Is Six Months Into Its Fight Against COVID-19,
Yahoo!,
. That means that as of today, we’ve been battling the virus for six full months.
The U.S. Is Six Months Into Its Fight Against COVID-19,
Refinery29,
The first case of COVID-19 in the United States was recorded on January 20, 2020.
When will social distancing rules end? Boris Johnson hints that 1m guidelines could finish in November in lockdown announcement
i News,
Follow Us The i newsletter cut through the noise ‘What we are saying is we hope that by November at the earliest we can…
News story from Sciences et Avenir on Friday 17 July 2020
Sciences et Avenir,
Understanding fluid mechanics is crucial to stopping the spread of the virus
World Economic Forum,
While social distancing has slowed transmission of COVID-19, understanding how airborne droplets travel is important for…
Statewide mask mandate could drastically slow the spread of COVID-19, scientists say
FOX31 Denver KDVR-TV,
DENVER (KDVR) – Colorado’s new statewide mask mandate could help the state reverse the trend of increasing COVID-19 cases and…
Coronavirus : le virus pourrait aussi se transmettre par l'air, selon l'OMS
MSN,
La distance de sécurité à respecter pour éviter d’être contaminé par des gouttelettes porteuses du virus Covid-19 est d’1 mètre…
Airborne coronavirus transmission, explained
MSN,
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the World Health Organization has stressed that, primarily, Covid-19 spreads through very…
The debate over "airborne" coronavirus spread, explained
Vox.com,
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the World Health Organization has stressed that, primarily, Covid-19 spreads through very…
How does coronavirus spread? The principles of fluid mechanics hold the answer
Scroll India ,
Covid-19 has sharply brought into focus the impact of respiratory infectious diseases on humanity.
Fluid mechanics: Can one sneeze move the coronavirus?
BizNews.com,
The rapid rate of transmission of the coronavirus and lack of vaccine has led to a number of conspiracy theories about the virus.
Ratusan ilmuwan desak WHO: fakta baru, penyebaran virus Covid-19 bisa melalui udara
The Conversation,
Setelah didesak ratusan ahli, pada 8 Juli Badan Kesehatan Dunia (WHO) merevisi pendapat mereka yang sebelumnya menyatakan virus…
Why it’s important to know how fluids move.
infosurhoy,
COVID-19 has sharply brought into focus the impact of respiratory infectious diseases on humanity.
Ask Ethan: What Is The Science Behind Wearing A Mask?
Forbes,
A 2-layer, homemade face mask shows how particles escape when the wearer coughs at times of 0.2s,...
Why it's important to know how fluids move
MedicalXpress,
Credit: CC0 Public Domain COVID-19 has sharply brought into focus the impact of respiratory infectious diseases on humanity.
News story from Big News Network on Thursday 09 July 2020
Big News Network,
MIL-OSI Global: Why it’s important to know how fluids move
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Justin Pringle, Lecturer in Environmental Fluid Mechanics, University of KwaZulu-Natal COVID-19 has sharply brought into…
Why it's important to know how fluids move
The Conversation,
COVID-19 has sharply brought into focus the impact of respiratory infectious diseases on humanity.
Scientists Claim WHO Downplaying Risk of Airborne Coronavirus Spread
The National Interest,
After six months into a global health pandemic that has killed more than 500,000 people, nearly 240 scientists from 32…
Scientists Claim WHO Downplaying Risk of Airborne Coronavirus Spread
Yahoo! News,
Click here to read the full article. After six months into a global health pandemic that has killed more than 500,000 people…
Scientists say WHO ignores the risk that coronavirus floats in air as aerosol
True Viral News,
Six months into a pandemic that has killed over half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the world are…
Scientists say WHO ignores risk that Coronavirus floats in air
Daily News (Sri Lanka),
Six months into a pandemic that has killed over half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the world are…
Scientists say WHO ignores the risk that coronavirus floats in air as aerosol
Alaska Despatch News,
Nation/World People gather on Santa Monica beach amid the COVID-19 pandemic on July 2, 2020 in Santa Monica, California.
Coronavirus: more than 200 scientists accuse WHO of ignoring aerosol transmission risk
South China Morning Post,
Experts contend that aerosol particles play a significant role in spread of contagion WHO officials say such transmission…
Scientists say WHO ignores risk that coronavirus floats in air as aerosol
The Day,
SEATTLE — Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the…
Scientists say WHO ignores aerosol danger of coronavirus
Danilposh,
“We’re 100 per cent certain about this,” mentioned Lidia Morawska, a professor of atmospheric sciences and environmental…
News story from Sydney Morning Herald on Sunday 05 July 2020
Sydney Morning Herald,
'Serious threat': Scientists say WHO ignores aerosol risk of coronavirus
Brisbane Times,
"We are 100 per cent sure about this," said Lidia Morawska, a professor of atmospheric sciences and environmental engineering…
News story from The Age on Sunday 05 July 2020
The Age,
News story from Western Australia Today on Sunday 05 July 2020
Western Australia Today,
5 tips for restarting high school sports
Inverse,
Along with the revival of professional sports comes the yearning for a return to amateur sports – high school, college and club.
Opinion: Why safely reopening high school sports is going to be a lot harder than opening college and pro ball
The Palm Beach Post,
In sports – particularly contact sports – it’s critical to remove asymptomatic athletes – or those who do not show symptoms …
Scientists: Risk of coronavirus as aerosol ignored
Pittsburgh Tribune Review,
SEATTLE — Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the…
WHO ignores aerosol risk: Aussie scientist
Narromine News,
Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the world are…
News story from The Border Mail on Saturday 04 July 2020
The Border Mail,
WHO ignores aerosol risk: Aussie scientist
The Flinders News,
Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the world are…
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