At this stage in the #pandemic, it's likely that most Americans have had COVID-19. However, health officials warn that another surge is possible and that being 'up to date' on vaccinations is the best protection against serious injury and Long COVID. https://t.co/vNUvAD1eYe
Educators know how devastating the pandemic has been for children's learning; new statistics confirm setback to math and reading skills due to the crisis. https://t.co/GILG7LAzH9
Important news on abortion #misinformation. Campaigns targeting #Latinx communities are spreading false claims about access to abortion and the effects of the procedure. https://t.co/u1Y9XHtKEQ
The still-unfolding water crisis in #Jackson shows our infrastructure's vulnerability to extreme weather and other #ClimateChange-related emergencies, and what the human cost can look like. Read more about the rebuild effort:
The mayor of Jackson, Miss. said he hopes to restore clean water to 15,000 residents “within this week” after floodwaters overwhelmed a water treatment plant.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the risk to children and adolescents remains low, but anyone can catch the virus through close skin-to-skin contact. #Monkeypox https://t.co/LB8hi8Do6P
On Wednesday, President Biden announced a sweeping effort to forgive up to $20,000 of federal student loan debt for Pell Grant recipients, and up to $10,000 for other qualifying borrowers. https://t.co/ohtRZkni81
#Monkeypox in the US: the CDC has free + downloadable resources on their website to keep your workplace, home, or community space safe. https://t.co/Vt4O1D7sOv
U of T, like many other universities across the country, brace for potential monkeypox spreads with the beginning of the school year. https://t.co/8uXcZvHosg