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3 days ago · Rochelle Walensky, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is stepping down June 30. She made the announcement during an all-staff meeting Friday, crying as she finished ...
3 days ago · I argue that legislative collaborations are shaped by ethnicity and gender, with legislators from dominant ethnic groups and men legislators having more opportunities to collaborate than non-dominant legislators.
3 days ago · Rochelle Walensky, then chief of infectious disease at Massachusetts General Hospital, argued in a July 2020 email that “if people are masked it is quite safe and much more practical to be at 3 ...
3 days ago · Race and ethnicity are often combined and frequently confused. While race is a social construct used to describe a group of people who share physical attributes – most notably in how skin color was defined to justify enslavement in the US, segregation as part of the Jim Crow laws, or during the apartheid period in South Africa – ethnicity, on the other hand, refers to a shared cultural ...
3 days ago · Anthony Fauci, who led the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases early in the COVID pandemic, is facing a congressional committee about questionable e-mails from agency officials
5 days ago · This work has included scrutinising and revising our guidance to authors on reporting race and ethnicity across The Lancet Group of journals, updated today. The guidelines formalise editorial initiatives that were already in place and were further developed after consultation with The Lancet Group for Racial Equity (GRacE), comprising volunteer ...
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3 days ago · Life expectancy at birth in California was 81.1 years. Black Californians had the shortest life expectancy at 74.6 years, while Asian Californians had the longest life expectancy at 85.7 years. One in six Latino/x Californians reported being in fair or poor health. In 2021, 18% reported not having a usual source of care, and 15% delayed care.
