Experts study past pandemics for clues about endings
Two years into COVID-19, infections and deaths have fallen in fits, suggesting the end is near in the U.S. Vaccination coverage is rising, and mask mandates fade, yet experts warn endings differ by region. Historical pandemics show multi-phase endings driven by immunity and behavior changes.
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New York
Erica Charters
University of Oxford
United States
U.S
Joe Biden
Matthew Ferrari
Penn State
Center For Infectious Disease Dynamics
Fornia
Charters
WHO
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Carissa Etienne
Pan American Health Organization
Latin America
Caribbean
Etienne
Ciro Ugarte
PAHO
Undercounts hit Black Hispanic and Indian groups in 2020 census
A Post-Enumeration Survey shows Black residents faced a 3.3 percent undercount, Hispanics about 5 percent, and American Indians 5.6 percent, with non-Hispanic whites overcounted by 1.6 percent and Asians by 2.6 percent. The report, amid claims of political interference, notes 0.24 percent total undercount, and highlights funding and representation impacts for a decade.
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U.S
Trump
National Urban League
Marc Morial
U.S. Census Bureau
Santos
Congressional Black Caucus
Census Bureau
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