A 1-year-old in Los Angeles County has died from COVID as child cases surge nationwide. Nearly 1.2 million child cases were reported last week despite Omicron causing milder symptoms than Delta.
Cancer death rates in the U.S. have dropped 32% since 1991, preventing 3.5 million deaths. Better screenings and fewer smokers contribute to the decline.
Dr. Fauci suspects the Omicron COVID variant is already in the US despite no confirmed cases. Biden announced travel bans from South Africa and seven other countries.
New survey reveals only 49% of Black adults plan to get COVID-19 vaccine despite higher disease burden. Age and gender gaps show significant differences in vaccination attitudes.
FAMU and University of Florida partner to enhance COVID-19 awareness in African American communities through targeted outreach and clinical trial participation.
FAMU Bragg Memorial Stadium COVID-19 testing site announces new operations with Curative Inc., offering free rapid testing with 15-minute results daily 9am-6pm.
FAMU’s Bragg Memorial Stadium COVID-19 testing site will open an hour earlier starting September 17, now operating 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free testing available to all.
A California man died after attending a BBQ where a guest knowingly attended while COVID-positive. Should asymptomatic carriers face criminal charges when someone dies?
COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted African Americans, who represent 13% of the U.S. population but 65% of fatalities. Analysis reveals structural racism and social determinants drive health disparities beyond economic factors.
429 COVID-19 tests were administered to Jefferson County residents at Simmons Bank Field on May 30. The clinic resulted from a partnership between UAPB, Pine Bluff, and Arkansas Department of Health.
