Findings of a recent Stanford University study seem to show that that just over 9% of Americans had developed antibodies to the virus as of the end of July.
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Putting COVID-19 in perspective
In an effort to put mortality rates from the pandemic into perspective, demography experts there recently calculated the impact of lives lost due to COVID-19 in different scenarios.
Read More »Coping with COVID-19 stress
Many seniors are feeling less stressed and threatened by the pandemic than their younger counterparts.
Read More »Don’t let pandemic prevent regular vaccinations, CDC advises
Data shows the coronavirus pandemic has already impacted the vaccination schedules of millions of young children.
Read More »Page announces new initiatives to slow COVID-19
The measures are targeted at reducing the number of people congregating in businesses and bars and promoting overall crowd control in the county. They go into effect Friday, July 31.
Read More »CDC recommends safe return to school
Following the unveiling of Parkway and Rockwood's plans for the upcoming year, the Centers for Disease Control released its own recommendations for returning to school.
Read More »Singles face a changed dating scene due to COVID-19
The dating app OKCupid has seen a 700% increase in the number of its users going on “virtual” dates. And Tinder reported in April that it saw more than 3 billion users “swiping” to connect with potential dates on March 29, a new high for that popular app.
Read More »Healthy home cooking during lockdown
Because the majority of Americans in their 50s and older were already capable cooks when COVID-19 closed down the nation, preparing nutritious meals at home seven days a week was most likely easy during the first phase of the pandemic, according to the most recent National Poll on Healthy Aging.
Read More »Contact tracing apps a tough sell so far in the U.S.
While a few states have begun to release mobile apps to help contain the spread of COVID-19 among their residents, these apps have also created concerns about users’ personal privacy. As a result, very few people in those states have downloaded them so far – the highest utilization rate is just 2%, according to data gathered in late May.
Read More »Wildwood suspends ordinances to allow expanded outdoor seating areas
On May 20, the Wildwood City Council was notified by Mayor Jim Bowlin via email that he had authorized the suspension of city ordinances to allow restaurants, pubs and coffee shops within the city's limit to expand their outdoor seating areas to adjacent parking areas.
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