Davis Media Access: Strange tales from the pandemic
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It’s been 10 months since I launched the “COVID-19 Community Report” on KDRT 95.7 FM. I’ve interviewed many people during that time, and with each conversation, I aim to let people tell their stories whatever they may be about the impacts of the pandemic.
Sometimes life is stranger than fiction. Consider the sports editor when there are no games, no practices, no preseason. What’s a guy to do? If you’re Bruce Gallaudet, sports editor of this very newspaper, you muddle through and cover the angles you can. Catch our conversation from this week about the status of UC Davis athletics, and the trickle-down effect that happens when high-school youth don’t have college-level opportunities to pursue.
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MDHHS started a review of the prisoners’ cases, and as of late December, officials were seeking a partnership with the CDC, Sutfin said.
Dr. Amish Talwar, a medical officer at the CDC, said his agency learned about Michigan’s potential reinfection cases in correctional facilities the first week of January.
“Given the current evidence relating to these possible reinfection cases, it is challenging to establish whether these are reinfections and what are the viral transmission chains, if any, among prisoners and staff,” Talwar said.
The CDC “is now exploring additional ways by which it can support [MDHHS’s] ongoing investigations into similar cases moving forward,” Talwar said.
How Much Sleep Is Too Much Sleep?
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An entire industry – with its own spokespeople, podcasts, best-sellers, retreats, truisms, etc. – has sprung up around sleep. Give or take a contrarian or two, the message of most of this stuff seems to be that sleep is good and that if you’re not sleeping seven or eight hours a night, you should be.
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