Who Should Be First in Line to Get the Coronavirus Vaccine?
As scientists come closer to developing a coronavirus vaccine viable for mass distribution, public health experts and government officials will need to decide who will be prioritized to get the COVID-19 shot first. This is how they will decide.
With more than 4 million positive cases in the United States and vaccines for treatment in various stages of development and testing, many are curious to know if it’s possible to contract the novel virus more than once.
What Places Pose the Greatest Risk for Contracting Coronavirus?
Millions of Americans are wondering where they face the highest risk of contracting coronavirus. These are public places ranked for their infection risk level, according to experts polled by MLive.
Public Transit and Coronavirus: How to Stay Safe During Your Commute
While the coronavirus pandemic still continues, many will eventually have to return to normal life. Experts now weigh in on how you can stay safe while commuting on public transportation.
Some COVID Rates on the Rise Amid Reopenings — What Phase Is Your State In?
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States has surpassed one million people, many individuals are wondering when local leaders will relax stay-at-home restrictions. Find out when your state plans to reopen amid COVID-19.
Coronavirus: Is Working From Home Wearing You Out?
Since stay-at-home orders have been imposed and working from home has become the new normal, many Americans have found themselves with an abundance of free time. Is working from home wearing you out?
Are Second Stimulus Checks Unlikely After Strong Jobs Report in May?
After an unexpectedly positive jobs report for the month of May, Americans are wondering if a second round of stimulus relief is less likely than ever.
What Should You Do If You Never Received Your Stimulus Check?
If your stimulus check hasn’t arrived yet, you may find yourself wondering what the hold up is. Here’s what you should double check and who to contact if you haven’t gotten your money. Read on.
The wave of street civil-rights demonstrations in the wake of George Floyd’s death raise obvious concerns for medical professionals, who have been stressing for weeks the importance of keeping social distance with strangers.
An Extra $450 a Week? What to Know About the Newly Proposed ‘Back-to-Work’ Bonus
Officials are considering a weekly ‘back-to-work’ bonus that will pay unemployed Americans returning to work $450 a week in coronavirus relief aid. Learn about the proposal.
