Across Decades US Health System In Decline

 The US Health System Was Already Falling Short.  Then Covid-19 Happened by Dylan Scott.  Vox.  July 6, 2021.  

Covid Cases To Levels Not Seen Since March 2020

 Covid Cases In U.S. Fall To Levels Not Seen Since March 2020 by Sara G. Miller and Akshay Syal, MD.    NBC News.  June 3, 2021.  

Vast Undercount Of Covid-19 Deaths Shows that Disease Surveillance And Tracking Are Dangerously Inadequate

 How The World Missed More Than Half Of All Covid-19 Deaths by Umair Irfan.  Vox.  May 7, 2021.  

Suicides Declined Overall in 2020 by 5 Percent While Perhaps Rising Among Nonwhites

 U.S. Suicides Declined Over All In 2020 But May Have Risen Among People Of Color by Ron  Caryn Rabin.  The New York Times.  April 15, 2021.  

WHO: Last Week Coronavirus Pandemic "Growing Exponentially" with 4.4 Million New Covid-19 Cases

 WHO says Covid Pandemic Is Growing 'Exponentially' At More Than 4.4 Million New Cases A Week by Berkeley Lovelace Jr.  CNBC.  April 12, 2021.  

87,000 Die Of Drug Overdoses In Period Ending In September; Affecting Black American Disproportionately; Meth Overdoses 12-Fold Higher Among American Indians/Alaska Natives

 Overdose Deaths Have Surged During The Pandemic, C.D.C. Data Shows by Abby Goodnough.  The New York Times.  April 14, 2021.  

Covid-19 Was The Third Leading Cause Of Death Last Year

 Covid-19 Was Third Leading Cause Of Death Last Year, CDC Confirms In Early Data by Jacqueline Howard.  CNN.  March 31, 2021.  

Pandemic Hits Employment Of Black And Hispanic Women Hardest; Need To Provide Child Care Sometimes The Reason

 A Year Later, Who Is Back To Work And Who Is Not?  by Ella Koeze.  The New York Times.  March 9, 2021.,  

Coronavirus Infections Are Plummeting

 Coronavirus Infections Are Plummeting by Sam Baker and Andrew Witherspoon.  Axios.  February 11, 2021.  

2020 Is The Deadliest Year In U.S. History, CDC Finds

 Covid Pandemic Turned 2020 Into Deadliest Year In U.S. History, CDC Finds by Associated Press/NBC. December 22, 2020.  

NPR Charts About COVID-19 Surge

 Coronavirus Is Surging:  How Severe Is Your State's Outbreak?  by Stephanie Adeline.  NPR.  November 26, 2020.  

CDC's Morbidity And Mortality Weekly Reports Being Subjected To Political Review To Align With White House Statements

 Trump Officials Interfered With CDC Reports On Covid-19 by Dan Diamond.  Politico.  September 11, 2020.  

Athens Records 4,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

 Athens Records 4,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by Stroud Payne.  The Red And Black.  September 9, 2020.  

Over 500,000 COVID-19 Cases Among Children; Severe Illness Rare

 More Than Half A Million Children In The U.S. Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus Since Pandemic Started, Report Says by Peter Martinez.  

IHME: Most Likely Forecast: 410,000 Deaths By January 1, 2021.

Key Coronavirus Forecast Predicts Over 410,000 Total U.S. Deaths By Jan. 1:  "The Worst Is Yet To Come" by Will Feuer.  CNBC.  September 4, 2020.   

At Least 200,000 People Have Died Since March Pointing To True Toll Of Coronavirus

The True Coronavirus Toll In The U.S. Has Already Surpassed 200,000 by Denise Lu.  The New York Times.   August 13, 2020.

179,500 Excess Deaths From March 15 to July 11

Tracking The Real Coronavirus Death Toll In The United States by Josh Katz, Denise Lu And Margot Sanger-Katz. The New York Times.  July 22, 2020.

Georgia Health Agency Stymies Requests For Public Records During Pandemic

Ga. Health Agency Stymies Requests For Public Records During Pandemic by Max Blau.  AJC.  July 14, 2020.

Data Gaps In Georgia In Coronavirus Cases: Race, Ethnicity

As Coronavirus Cases Climb In Georgia, Data About Race, Ethnicity Lag by J. Scott Trubey.  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.  July 7, 2020.

Why? Cases Are Rising But Deaths Are Falling

Covid-19 Cases Are Rising, But Deaths Are Falling.  What's Going On?  by Dylan Scott.  Vox.  July 6, 2020.