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One year with COVID: The grim toll of the coronavirus - Vimarsana News

One year with COVID: The grim toll of the coronavirus

An El Paso County Sheriff's Officer tries to block photographs from being taken as bodies are moved to refrigerated trailers, deployed during a surge of coronavirus deaths, outside the County of El Pa

United loses goalkeeper Mizell to MLS team in New York - Vimarsana News

United loses goalkeeper Mizell to MLS team in New York

New Mexico United has lost its starting goalkeeper to Major League Soccer.Cody Mizell, ...

Opinions | Texas politicians have long blamed people of color for public health crises - Vimarsana News

Opinions | Texas politicians have long blamed people of color for public health crises

Opinions | Texas politicians have long blamed people of color for public health crises Heather Sinclair © Ivan Pierre Aguirre/Reuters Ignacio Estrada visits the El Paso gravesite of his son Cesar Osvaldo Estrada, who died last month at the age of 47 of covid-19. When asked on national television on Nov. 29 why the Latino population in El Paso faced a major health crisis, Republican Mayor Dee Margo, said Hispanic people were hospitalized more for covid-19 than “normal White Caucasians.” He failed to address the city’s large number of low-wage essential workers and hi...

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Why Americans are numb to the staggering coronavirus death toll - Vimarsana News

Why Americans are numb to the staggering coronavirus death toll

Why Americans are numb to the staggering coronavirus death toll William Wan, Brittany Shammas Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cemetery during a surge in covid-19 cases and deaths in El Paso, Tex., on Nov. 25. (Ivan Pierre Aguirre/Reuters) When Todd Klindt buried his dad, he was stunned. Some of the mourners arrived not wearing masks — for the funeral of a man killed by the coronavirus. Just days earlier, Klindt had held his father’s hand in a hospital intensive care unit. Now, watching people at the funeral — acting as if the world was not on fire, as if people were not d...

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The Health 202: The FDA could okay the first coronavirus vaccines any time now - Vimarsana News

The Health 202: The FDA could okay the first coronavirus vaccines any time now

The Health 202: The FDA could okay the first coronavirus vaccines any time now Paige Winfield Cunningham with Alexandra Ellerbeck At any moment the federal government could allow the first coronavirus vaccines to be shipped throughout the United States. It’s a brightly hopeful moment for the nation, even as the deaths from covid-19 every day for the next two to three months are expected to surpass the number of people in the U.S. who perished in the 9/11 attacks and at Pearl Harbor, per Centers for Disease Control  and Prevention head Robert Redfield. © Samuel Corum/B...

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