Crime Trends Marked by Lockdown Measures Across States
USA TODAY Network analysis shows weekly crime totals from Feb 2 to March 28 declining as police reduce proactive policing and shift to summonses to limit virus spread. In Montgomery County Maryland calls fell 13 percent with 33 percent fewer incidents in late March.
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Arrest trends fall as COVID-19 spreads across counties
USA TODAY NETWORK data show arrests dropped about 47 percent in 23 monitored jails since mid March as stay at home orders cut crimes of opportunity. Domestic violence calls rose in several areas, while DUI and traffic stops plunged by large margins. Senior citizen arrest totals also fell sharply.
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Elastomeric respirators gain traction in health care and stockpiles
Health care researchers from Baylor and the University of Maryland highlight elastomeric respirators as reusable, protective alternatives to disposable N95 masks. They seal properly, can be disinfected between patients, and may offer prolonged use with proper care though uptake remains limited. Officials describe PPE shortages as chaotic.
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Uncertainty shapes responses to the novel coronavirus
Health experts warn model projections range from 100000 to 240000 deaths and stress uncertainty in infection rates. Psychologists urge staying present, managing worry with 30 minute worry windows, practicing mindfulness, and self compassion while confronting the pandemic’s upheaval and potential personal growth opportunities.
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