In 2020, the United States lost around four million years of potential life, a sweeping international study found. “It’s such a big number that if I’m truly honest, we don’t have the mental capacity to process it,” said one of the study’s authors. https://t.co/LNQtt4Btgj
A college student and former high school basketball player has died from Covid-19, highlighting the virus's danger even toward the young and healthy https://t.co/8W1PfLFzLQ
At least 342 MSU-affiliated people (mostly students) have tested positive for COVID-19 since Aug. 24. We must stop this outbreak and are recommending an immediate self-quarantine for all local MSU students. https://t.co/3VG0Cg6Bn0
Effective immediately, we are asking undergraduate students who planned to live in our residence halls this fall to stay home and continue their education with MSU remotely. https://t.co/vMDZAcy5fc
Coronavirus outbreaks could be stopped if everyone used masks, washed their hands and kept apart from others, a new study finds https://t.co/yN55PHwE5H
If you’re worried about wiping down grocery bags or disinfecting mailed packages because of the coronavirus, this CDC guidance might bring some relief. It confirms what the agency has been saying for months. https://t.co/osnlkohmJi
Tonight, Governor Whitmer ordered a closure of all public schools starting on Monday, March 16 to April 5. Due to the Governor's order, we are not going to have students in school tomorrow (March 13) as well.
Particularly for people who are young and healthy, disruptions may seem excessive. But graphics comparing the speed of spread of epidemics with and without social distancing provide a powerful illustration of what experts call “flattening the curve.”
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🚨No pep assembly Friday
🚨Dance still on
🚨We will sell tickets before school -at lunches and after school in cafe! (CUMMINGS room too).
🚨Tickets will also be $15 on Saturday at the door
🚨🚨Still really need 2 more chaperones🚨🚨