HBCU Presidents Join COVID Vaccine Trials To Encourage Minority ParticipationHoping to encourage other African Americans, the presidents of two historically Black colleges announced they were participating in a COVID-19 vaccine trial to ensure that an eventual vaccine has been tested on -- and is effective for Black people.
What Happens If Hospitals Run Out Of ICU Beds?The shortage of hospital beds for coronavirus patients in some areas of the US Including Georgia and Florida has officials looking at where they will put people when more come in.
Coronavirus Surge Renews Overloaded Healthcare System FearsThe worsening coronavirus pandemic hit a series of gloomy peaks across the United States on Tuesday, including over 3,400 new cases in Georgia, renewing fears that more hospitals could be overloaded with COVID-19 patients.
Georgia Passes 100K Coronavirus CasesIn addition to Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, Georgia added 3,406 coronavirus cases today as of 3pm, bringing the state’s total to over 100,000, according to Worldometer
UPDATE: Contact Tracing Is No Longer Possible Health Professional SaysThe rapid rise of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic making contact tracing no longer possible, according to a health expert.
Don’t Leapfrog: Dr. Fauci Warns States Are Taking Significant Risks Not Following GuidelinesMore than half of U.S. states will partially reopen by end of the week and the nation's top infectious disease doctor is warning against the dangers of "leapfrogging" coronavirus guidelines in an attempt to restart local economies.
'Just Too Soon': Trump On Elements Of Georgia's Reopening PlanPresident Donald Trump says he strongly disagrees with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's plan to reopen part of the state's economy
Dr. Anthony Fauci On Baseball Returning This Summer: 'There's A Way Of Doing That'The coronavirus pandemic has forced all sports into indefinite hiatus, but Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious diseases expert, sees a path back.
Coronavirus Cases Jump Past 14,000 As CA Places Statewide Stay-At-Home OrderWith more than half of US states reporting deaths from coronavirus, state leaders are grappling with how to keep residents apart -- and the virus from spreading.