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Michigan isn’t reporting COVID-19 vaccination data by race, but initial reports suggest disparity Updated Feb 05, 2021; Facebook Share Michigan is not yet providing data regarding the racial and ethnic breakdowns of COVID-19 vaccinations, which makes it difficult to assess efforts to provide doses equitably among communities hardest hit by the pandemic. However, the difference between vaccinations in Detroit, a predominately Black city, and the Upper Peninsula, could provide a glimpse of the disparity. As of Feb. 3, the U.P. had administered 197 shots per 1,000 residents, compared to Detr...

Lack of co-ordination in Lebanon's stretched health system and the strain of the economic crisis prevents coronavirus patients from getting the care they need

Senate early in his career but are democratic primary voters too woke to back biden in 2020. let's discuss. dr. el say ed, let's start with you. >> i think we're starting to see not just an ideological rift in the party but a generational rift in the party. and you have folks like joe biden who cannot actually go back and say, look, when i was working with some of the folks, i was wrong on issues that were called out, or you've got somebody like speaker pelosi who is going after the most popular congresswoman by far in the country and you're starting to see -- >> ocasio-cortez. >> so you're se...

Ocasio-cortez and her fellow pre gressive freshwoman saying, all of the people have their public whatever and they're twitter world but they didn't have any following. they are four people and that is how many votes they got. if the left doesn't think i'm left enough, so be it. dr. el-sayed, what are you seeing. >> the way biden and politicians -- the only people you're talking to are the folks paying a thousand dollars a pop to talk to you at a dinner, you'll get a skewed picture of what the system of our politics or the situation of the politics looks like. and i'll tell you that aoc is clos...

Ago? to somehow give the impression to people that i was praising those men who i successfully opposed time and again. yes, i was. i regret it. >> let's just be really clear, this is not 2016, this is 2020 and people are woke. >> the former vice president expressing regret yesterday about comments about working with segregationists in the senate early in his career but are democratic primary voters too woke to back biden in 2020. let's discuss. dr. el-sayed, let's start with you. >> i think we're starting to see not just an ideological rift in the party but a generational rift in the party. an...