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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has forecast between 140,000 to 160,000 coronavirus deaths by July 25 in projections that are based on 24 independent forecasts. The forecast projects a rise in deaths in Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Wyoming, according to the CDC website here … [Read more...] about U.S. coronavirus deaths surpass 130,000: Reuters tally

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has forecast between 140,000 to 160,000 coronavirus deaths by July 25 in projections that are based on 24 independent forecasts. The forecast projects a rise in deaths in Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Wyoming, according to the CDC website here … [Read more...] about U.S. coronavirus deaths surpass 130,000 – Reuters tally

Were you under the microscope because of your dad living in a glass house? My dad was the pastor at the largest Baptist church, and it was a relatively small town in Arkansas. I had a brother and sister in school ahead of me. We were all under a microscope so to speak but we really didn’t feel that too much. I think that pressure was a little more difficult on my older brother but I kind of learned from his experiences. I never felt that much pressure. People were good to me and they knew what I stood for. I turned 60 in June and I tell my colleagues I still never want to disappoint my father or mother. It was important to me when I was 15 and it’s still important to me at 60. I haven’t always succeeded. There has been many times I’ve made mistakes, but it’s always been my goal to make sure my parents are proud of me. … [Read more...] about Q&A: Cy-Fair ISD Superintendent Mark Henry discusses building success on the Golden Rule

Whatever the case, the decision is made by a licensed worker who has years of experience—which police don’t have. Wagner is a former police officer, but she is also a mental health clinician with a master’s in clinical neuropsychology. She received 3,600 hours of classroom instruction on the topic; a police officer might have taken a 40-hour crash course. “He should not be giving mental health advice, he should not be making treatment or diagnostic decisions,” she says. “I wouldn’t want a police officer making that decision for my loved one.” … [Read more...] about This program sends a social worker on 911 calls about mental health

It’s a recipe, economists and epidemiologists warn, for a muted recovery that could turn recent good news into little more than a head fake. A recent drop in daily deaths may also prove fleeting. Hospitalizations are increasing in Texas, and health experts warn that the spread of the virus among those at lower risk of serious illness, like young adults, will eventually spill over to those more at risk of serious complications. … [Read more...] about A quick reopening, a surge in infections, and a U.S. recovery at risk