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Racial inequities in vaccination risk creating new Covid hotspots and variants in US

Racial inequities in vaccination risk creating new Covid hotspots and variants in US Nina Lakhani in New York © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Jon Cherry/Getty Images Latino and Black Americans continue to be vaccinated against Covid at the lowest rate despite political promises to redress inequalities, new analysis reveals. Only 4.6% of Latinos and 5.7% of Black Americans have so far received a vaccine dose, compared with 11.3% of white Americans and 10.5% of Asian Americans, according to analysis by APM Research Lab shared exclusively with the Guardian. Pacific Islanders have the highest inoculation rate, according to the limited data available, with 16.3% (about one in six) already having received at least one dose. Maryland has vaccinated 43.4% of this population – the highest reported proportion of any community in any state.

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Massive Google-Funded COVID Database Will Track Variants and Immunity

Massive Google-Funded COVID Database Will Track Variants and Immunity Open repository will give free access to more than 160 million data points with details about individual infections Print A nurse checks the temperature of a woman on July 3, 2020, at Havana s Jose Marti international airport amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Credit: Adalberto Roque Advertisement An enormous international database launched today will help epidemiologists to answer burning questions about the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, such as how rapidly new variants spread among people, whether vaccines protect against them and how long immunity to COVID-19 lasts. Unlike the global COVID-19 dashboard maintained by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, and other popular trackers that list overall COVID-19 infections and deaths, the new repository at the data-science initiative called Global.health collects an unprecedented amount of anonymized information about individual cases in one place. For each i

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Latino and Black Americans still face lowest vaccination rates, data reveals

Latino and Black Americans still face lowest vaccination rates, data reveals
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Racial inequities in vaccination risk creating new Covid hotspots and variants in US

Racial inequities in vaccination risk creating new Covid hotspots and variants in US
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