Coronavirus has been a subject of national concern since late 2019. The virus, also called COVID-19, first surfaced in Wuhan, China. It then spread to the U.S, where there are currently sixteen confirmed cases. One is Madison. The CDC is urging people to consider their travel plans. Sean and Chris, are visiting the U.S. from […]
U.S. Preparing for Increased Risk of Coronavirus
There’s a new name for the respiratory illness caused by coronavirus: COVID-19. The latest numbers from the World Health Organization show that over 80 thousand cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed worldwide. Since Monday, nine new countries have reported cases of the virus, bringing the total number of countries with cases up to thirty seven. […]
Public Health – Vaping Hospitalizations on the Rise
Last year, one in five U.S. high school students reported vaping the previous month, according to a survey conducted by the CDC. Vaping is on the rise—and so are vaping-related hospitalizations. Why are so many teens vaping? What are the health effects? And why have cities around the country been issuing warnings to stop vaping […]
Vaccines And Public Health
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declared the measles eliminated in 2000, but this year, 22 states around the U.S. have reported cases of the measles, including major outbreaks in Washington state and New York. In this time of heightened debate around vaccine resistance and public health, guest host Nina Kravinsky spends the […]
