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With New C D C Mask Rules, Uncertainty on How to Proceed

Mask On or Off? Life Is Getting Back to Normal, and We’re Rusty. After the C.D.C. issued new guidelines, people are figuring out how to proceed. Some want to keep their face coverings on: “It saves me having to put on sunscreen.” Robbie Bell, 75, of Miami, put her mask back on after dinner with two fully vaccinated friends at a restaurant last month.Credit.Scott McIntyre for The New York Times April 29, 2021Updated 4:01 p.m. ET Mark Rasch hopped on his bike Tuesday in Bethesda, Md., pedaled off for an afternoon ride, and realized he forgot his mask. As he turned back for it, news came on the radio over his earbuds: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said masks were no longer required outdoors for fully vaccinated people unless they were in a crowd.

Black doctors in the US: Why are there so few of them, and how to close the pay gap?

Written by Amy Ta, produced by Angie Perrin Apr. 21, 2021National MORE There’s been no increase in the percentage of Black male doctors in the U.S. since 1940, and they earn about $50,000 per year less than white male doctors. That’s according to new research from UCLA. Photo by Shutterstock. New research from UCLA shows that about 5% of all U.S. doctors are Black, and the proportion of Black physicians in the country has grown 4% over the past 120 years. There’s been no jump in the percentage of Black male doctors here since 1940, and they earn about $50,000/year less than white male doctors.

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Access to broadband could affect your healthcare

March 7, 2021 Telehealth can, theoretically, make healthcare more accessible for people when circumstances (like a pandemic) make in-person visits difficult. But thanks to the accelerated adoption of telehealth in the last 12 months, public health officials have seen a worrying trend: Some of the same limitations of in-person healthcare pervade in telehealth, too. “This increased reliance on this telehealth presents a really tough challenge, because it impacts the healthcare for minority, older, non-English speaking, less educated [adults], and it can end up exacerbating the disparities that are already existing,” says Sheba George, a sociologist at the Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles. Without overcoming the digital divide and providing broadband for more households, telehealth will remain inaccessible to the same people who have trouble accessing in-person healthcare.

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