Category: Coronavirus
Seattle chamber study outlines severity of coronavirus economic impact
The Puget Sound economy is experiencing an economic shock from which it will take many months and beyond to recover.
How Chinese people came together when separated by quarantine, creating hope, humor and art
With COVID-19, the Chinese internet and social media offer a cornucopia of examples of how communities have been brought together by heart, humor and creativity.
Panic Buying Puts Grocery Workers and Shoppers at Risk
Shopping when you’re already stocked up puts you at risk of getting sick or infecting others, including workers who have no choice but to be there.
Social distancing delaying vital scientific research
Already, many universities have canceled classes or moved them online, and many have made contingency plans for complete closure.
Amid Pandemic, Programs Struggle To Reach Vulnerable Seniors Living At Home
A significant portion of seniors are vulnerable. Outside of nursing homes, 15% of America’s 65-and-older population (more than 7 million seniors) is frail.
You may have new health plan options if you’ve lost a job or income due to COVID-19
Check out Washington State HealthPlanFinder. You may qualify for coverage.
King County COVID-19 cases rise to 518, deaths to 46
As community transmission becomes more widespread, Public Health is learning of positive cases across businesses and organizations in King County.
How to keep your homebound kids busy
Families can contain the spread of the coronavirus by keeping children home, But how to keep everyone happy, healthy and engaged?
Coronavirus global update
The global COVID-19 pandemic continues to take fresh and dramatic turns, causing havoc in dozens of countries around the world.
New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces
The virus was detectable in aerosols for up to 3 hours, up to 4 on copper, up to 24 on cardboard and up to two to three days on plastic and stainless steel.
Coronavirus Threatens Strained Rural Health Care System
Rural areas face numerous challenges as they encounter a coronavirus: fewer hospitals, longer distances to care and a higher proportion of vulnerable people
Social distancing, quarantine and self-isolation: A primer
To Stop Coronavirus In Its Tracks, Here’s Your Guide To 5 Degrees Of Separation
States Band Together vs. Coronavirus
Working together might become more important for states as gaps in federal preparation become even more apparent.
As Coronavirus Cancellations Swell, Officials Weigh How Far to Go
Their hope is to buy time to develop a vaccine and prevent health systems from being overwhelmed.
What Can Hospitals Do to Prepare for COVID-19 Cases?
What will it take to be ready? Experts give practical advice for hospitals of all sizes.