A new report from Rice University Kinder Institute shows that the city of Houston will be the hardest hit city in Texas.
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Study by OSU researcher finds racial, ethnic disparity in COVID-19 deaths even more extreme in rural areas
Racial and ethnic disparities in COVID-19 deaths are even more extreme in rural areas, according to a new study conducted by Oregon State University, Texas State University and the University ...
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OSU study: Rural-urban divide compounds racial disparities in COVID-19 deaths
While Black, Hispanic, Latino, Indigenous, Asian and Pacific Islander people are more likely to die of COVID-19 than white people nationwide, a recent study from Oregon State University found the risk ...
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Texans hit hardest by coronavirus are facing another challenge: the pause on the J&J vaccine
Today was the day that hundreds of college students at Texas Tech University and up to 1,500 others in Lubbock, one of last year’s coronavirus hot spots, were going to be fully vaccinated against ...
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Rural-urban divide compounds racial disparities in COVID-19 deaths, study finds
While Black, Hispanic, Latino, Indigenous, Asian and Pacific Islander people are more likely to die of COVID-19 than white people nationwide, a recent study from Oregon State University found the risk ...
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Many say now is the time to fight racial bias in foster care
I removed probably about 100 kids from their homes in the 15 months I was an investigator … a lot of them were children of color,” said Williams, who's now a vice president of one of the largest ...
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Less than 1 percent of fully vaccinated Houston residents are catching COVID-19, officials say
Just 142 people, or .02 percent of Houston residents who are more than 14 days past their second COVID-19 shot, caught the coronavirus after being fully vaccinated, according to the Houston Health ...
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As Texas expands COVID-19 vaccination eligibility, racial disparities persist among Black, Hispanic residents
Black and Hispanic Texans, who have already been disproportionately killed and hospitalized after being infected with COVID-19 ... still say the people being vaccinated in Texas do not reflect ...
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As Texas expands COVID-19 vaccination eligibility, racial disparities persist among Black, Hispanic residents
Stay up-to-date on our COVID-19 ... Texas officials forced them to walk back their plan or have their vaccine allocation slashed. “While we ask hub providers to ensure vaccine reaches the ...
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All known variants of COVID-19 have been discovered in Houston
In southeast area of Texas, the city of Houston ... known variants of COVID-19 have been discovered. Dr. Wesley Long, director of clinical microbiology at Houston Methodist says his hospital ...