CDC: Covid is airborne farther than 6 feet — here's what that means for returning to the officeThe CDC re-emphasized that Covid can spread through aerosols farther than six feet away. Fauci said workplaces and schools will need adequate ventilation.cnbc.com
Why Texas' 2022 GOP gubernatorial primary may be a key fight for the future of the partySome Texas Republicans view the 2022 Texas gubernatorial GOP primary as a "critical juncture in the fight for the future" of the Republican Party, The New York Times repo...news.yahoo.com
Michael Lewis' 'The Premonition' Is A Sweeping Indictment Of The CDCIn a new book, author Michael Lewis writes about public health officers who tried to get others to look at the data on Covid-19 and act to make sure the virus didn't spre...npr.org
Obsessively cleaning surfaces for COVID-19 unnecessary and may do more harm than good, CDC saysmlive.com
What rare blood clotting issues with Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine means for you — and symptoms to look out forcnbc.com
Mask mandates and restaurant restrictions linked to lower COVID-19 cases and deaths, CDC study saysmlive.com
Northerners share tips with Texans on how to stay safe and warm during the winter power outagecbsnews.com
Transcript: Rochelle Walensky discusses coronavirus on "Face the Nation," February 14, 2021cbsnews.com
Michigan is among worst states in the country for administering COVID-19 vaccinations, CDC data saysmlive.com
CDC panel recommends older Americans and frontline workers be next in line for COVID-19 vaccinecbsnews.com
U.S. Foreign Service group blasts State Department's plans for large indoor holiday events during Covid surgecnbc.com
Michigan shortens COVID-19 quarantine period from 14 to 10 days in many cases, based on new CDC findingsmlive.com
Five U.S. agencies have started telling employees they could get Covid vaccine shots in as little as 8 weekscnbc.com
Directives for those who are COVID-positive, their contacts released by deluged Muskegon County health departmentmlive.com
Dr. Fauci reportedly to testify reopening too early risks 'needless suffering and death' from coronaviruscnbc.com
Will schools be able to reopen in the fall? Fauci says answer will be very different across the countrychalkbeat.org
Theres been a spike in people dying at home in cities like Detroit. That suggests coronavirus deaths are higher than reported.metrotimes.com
White House task force quietly softened cruise ship no-sail restrictions after months of industry deferencemonroenews.com
