As schools and universities plan for the new academic year, and administrators grapple with complex questions about how to keep young people safe, a new report about a coronavirus outbreak at a sleepaway camp in Georgia provides fresh reasons for concern. The camp implemented several precautionary measures against the virus, but stopped short of requiring… Read More »
More than one in four people who test positive cannot be reached by the test and trace system in England, data shows. In the first two weeks of operation to 10 June, the service was given the details of 14,000 people to follow up. But fewer than 10,200 could be reached. Some failed to provide… Read More »
During a Facebook Live this month one news.com.au reader asked a question of Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison that highlights an important feature of how the coronavirus is spread. What Kerry Porter wanted to know was: “Why do you think workers in Coles, Woolies and Bunnings (who) have been in contact with everyone … haven’t… Read More »