Another week of living with the coronavirus reality means a new reality for more people everywhere: sheltering in place, working from home, more home-cooked meals, online education, etc. Under any other circumstances, it would seem like the ultimate stay-cation but it’s not. Not when millions are losing their jobs on a daily basis, and there’s a particular segment of the population that is most at risk of a future on the economic edge; The importance of everyone being tested when feeling sicker than usual can’t be stated enough and Trump is now sending this message to undocumented Americans; A troubling trends is emerging in Texas: child abuse cases are on the rise. Experts say it’s not a coincidence seeing this spike during these times; and TIME magazine just created a gift for parents with homebound students. Go beyond the headlines…
What trends are researchers seeing with the coronavirus?
Who is most at risk in the coronavirus crisis: 24 million of the lowest-income workers
Trump says undocumented immigrants can get tested for coronavirus without fear of deportation
These Updating Charts Show How Many People Are Losing Their Jobs Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
DHS: Pandemic measures cut illegal border crossings by half
Coronavirus origins: genome analysis suggests two viruses may have combined
Autism rates declining among wealthy whites, escalating among poor
Mexico To Begin ‘Healthy Distancing’ Amid Criticism It Has Done Too Little Too Late
The isolated tribes at risk of illness from Amazon missionaries
