Pace of Opening Mass Vaccinations Sites And Slow Expansion Of Eligibility For Shots Impact Georgia Vaccination Ranking

 Experts:  Georgia Vaccine Woes At Least Partly Self-Inflicted by Sudhin Thanawala and Jeff Amy.  Associate Press.  March 16, 2021.  

Additional 3.3 Million Georgians Will Be Eligible For Vaccines Starting Monday

 Georgia To allow 55+ And 'High-Risk' Residents To Get Coronavirus Vaccine by Eric Stirgus, Greg Bluestein and j. Scott Trubey.  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.  March 10, 2021.  

Correlation Study: CDC Researchers Found That Infections And Death Rates Rose In County Permitting In-Person Dining Or Not Requiring Masks

The Virus Spread Where Restaurants Reopened Or Mask Mandates Were Absent by Roni Caryn Rabin.  The New York Times.  March 5, 2021.   

Many "Long Covid" Patients Had No Symptoms From Their Initial Infection

Many 'Long Covid' Patients Had No Symptoms From Their Initial Infection by Pam Belluck.  The New York Times.  March 8, 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.,  

CDC Guidelines For Immunized People Point To "Anticipation Of Joy"

 Vaccinated Americans, Let The Unmasked Gatherings Begin (But Start Small) by Roni Caryn Rabin.  The New York Times.  March 8, 2021.  

Relief Bill Makes ACA More Affordable For Middle Class; Insures That Healthcare Will Be On the Ballot For 2022

Pandemic Relief Bill Fulfills Biden's Promise To Expand Obamacare, For Two Years  by Sheryl Gay Stolberg.  The New York Times.  March 8, 2021.