Reference Site: Global Compendium of Knowledge on COVID-19
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An expanding list of information resources on the COVID-19 Pandemic. A link to Resources, Information, FAQs and Research on this pandemic will be provided (in red - here), and at the bottom of this post . . .
CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - Coronavirus COVID-19 - Johns Hopkins University
CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - COVID-19 Tracker - Microsoft / Bing
CLICK HERE - WHO - Map and Dashboard - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Situation
CLICK HERE - Map and Dashboard - COVID-19 tracker - The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
CLICK HERE - ESRI - Impact Planning for COVID-19 - Select your State and County
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Transmission rates are still far below levels from 2022, when there were tens of thousands of cases in the US. But after a quieter year last year, experts say the US is vulnerable to increases in spread in a number of ways.
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... high blood pressure may be a risk factor for developing the chronic condition. The study is published in BMJ Public Health.
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New guidelines suggest certain high-risk groups could benefit from having another dose of a COVID-19 vaccine this spring — and more frequent shots in general — while the broader population could be entering once-a-year territory, much like an annual flu shot.
Medical experts told CBC News that falling behind on the latest shots can come with health risks, particularly for individuals who are older or immunocompromised.
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Puerto Rico has issued a public health emergency after recording an unusually rapid rise in dengue cases over the first few months of this year.
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...For much of the pandemic, the scientific establishment and the COVID-cautious public were largely aligned in their desires to contain COVID-19. But as many officials argue for a more moderate approach to living with the virus, COVID-cautious individuals are increasingly the loudest voices calling for continued precautions—and, sometimes, lashing out at the scientists they feel have abandoned the cause. ...”
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Rat droppings from New York City. Poop from dog parks in Wisconsin. Human waste from a Missouri hospital. These are some of the materials that are readying us for the next chapter of the coronavirus saga.
More than four years into the pandemic, the virus has loosened its hold on most people’s bodies and minds. But a new variant better able to dodge our immune defenses may yet appear, derailing a hard-won return to normalcy.
Scientists around the country are watching for the first signs.
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