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California and spend a lot of your money you lose in a landslide and now you say okay. Im prepared to run for president. It doesnt work that way. But she does have business experience whether shes a shareholder. But its not positive business experience. She got fired. That went well. Here now to respond from the fire inside the republican consent, carly herself. What do you think donald said. Well, you know, donald is entitled to say whatever he wants to say. But, look, ill stack my business experience up against his and lots of other peoples because, yeah, i was fired in a boardroom where ive...

Indigenous peoples suffered disproportionately from the COVID-19 pandemic, experiencing a lack of sovereignty, limited infrastructure and discrimination

Indigenous Peoples have suffered disproportionally from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Systemic factors including lack of sovereignty, limited infrastructure and discrimination in local health care systems make Indigenous populations vulnerable to infectious diseases.

Indigenous peoples suffered disproportionately from the COVID-19 pandemic, experiencing a lack of sovereignty, limited infrastructure and discrimination in local healthcare systems that make them particularly vulnerable to infectious diseases. Yet little research exists to guide interventions and public health efforts tailored to remote-living Indigenous populations during pandemics.

Voluntary collective isolation alone is ineffective to mitigate the spread of infectious diseases into small-scale, remote Indigenous communities, according to a new study in PLOS Biology