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New CDC report confirms first cases of COVID in NY from Europe and other states – NBC New York

In Louisiana, Blacks represent about one-third of the state population but 70% of COVID-19 deaths. Most of these deaths are centered in the New Orleans area. Blacks in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, represent roughly 45% of diagnoses and over 70% of deaths related to COVID-19. Black men, such as retired police officer Lenard Wells, are dying at high rates. Wells was part of the first integrated police recruit class in the early 1970s in Milwaukee and then taught criminal justice courses at the University of Memphis (my alma mater). Famed University of Maryland Professor and artist David Driskell also died due to complications related to COVID-19. Driskell’s name stands prominently on an art museum near the center of campus.

Some speculate that pre-existing health conditions are contributing to racial disparities in COVID-19. During a White House coronavirus task force briefing, Dr. Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, stated, “Health disparities have always existed for the African American community… [coronavirus is] shining a bright light on how unacceptable that is because, yet again, when you have a situation like the coronavirus, they are suffering disproportionately. We will get over coronavirus, but there will still be health disparities which we really do need to address in the African American community.”

I argue structural conditions that inform pre-existing conditions and health disparities are the main culprit for the epidemic within the pandemic which is ravaging Black communities across the U.S. A decade ago, I worked as a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Research Scholar at the University of California at Berkeley. I conducted research on obesity and physical activity and discovered that health outcomes are as much about place as they are about race—the racial composition of neighborhoods to be more specific.

Meanwhile, Gottlieb said novel coronavirus pneumonia is seriously threatening the coloured race at a disproportionate speed. The reason for the high infection rate in colored communities is the low economic level. Novel coronavirus pneumonia mortality rate is high in this population, which relies heavily on public transport, housing conditions are difficult to maintain social distance and low medical service coverage.

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© Spencer Platt/Getty Images NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 16: Passengers walk through a near empty John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) due to the ongoing cutbacks in travel because of the coronavirus on April 16, 2020 in New York City. While some national and international flights are still departing and arriving, many flights have been cancelled due to a lack of passengers and restrictions on global travel. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Travel bans meant to stop the coronavirus from getting to the US from China and Europe came too late, according to a new analysis of cases from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

What was circulating most closely matched the strain of the virus circulating in Europe, not China, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed for not preventing its spread to the US.

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Where did the New York virus originate?

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Where did the New York virus originate?

Covid-19’s devastating toll on black and Latino Americans, in one chart

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The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene conducted sentinel surveillance of influenza-like symptoms (ILS) and genetic sequencing to characterize community transmission and determine the geographic origin of SARS-CoV-2 infections. Among 544 specimens tested from persons with ILS and negative influenza test results, 36 (6.6%) were positive. Genetically sequenced positive specimens most closely resembled sequences circulating in Europe.

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Covid-19’s devastating toll on black and Latino Americans, in one chart
The US health system has failed black and Latino populations for decades. Now they’re paying the price.

By Dylan Scott@dylanlscottdylan.scott@vox.com Apr 17, 2020

New CDC report confirms first cases of COVID in NY from Europe and other states – NBC New York

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As researchers look at unequal mortality and discuss how policy decisions shape the different losses of the virus, we learn more every day about how the disaster of the covid-19 pandemic falls more on black people.

No matter where the virus comes from, I hope everyone will work together to overcome the virus! Epidemic situation ushers in a bright future。

I hope there will be no more racial discrimination, and so will the virus