Social distancing, safer at home may already be bending Wisconsin COVID-19 curve: Medical College CEO
The growth in the number of COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee County and Wisconsin has slowed in recent days, which may be an indication that school closings, social distancing and working from home is making an impact, said Medical College of Wisconsin pre.....»»
Data available next week on when to relax social distancing in Wisconsin: Medical College CEO
Although the number of COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin are expected to stress some hospital intensive care units this weekend, health care officials should know the week of April 13 when social distancing measures can start loosening, said Medical College of .....»»
7 essential jobs that present the most risk amid coronavirus
Safer-at-home orders and social distancing help to reduce exposure to COVID-19. However, some occupations are considered essential and require person-to-person contact. Here are seven jobs that present the most risk amid coronavirus......»»
Most New Yorkers abiding Covid-19 rules, staying home
Most New York state residents say they are either quarantining themselves or social-distancing, according to a poll released Monday. The Siena College poll reported that 14% of New Yorkers said they... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Is Oregon flattening the curve of new COVID-19 cases yet? Experts weigh in
It’s the burning question on most everyone’s mind amid the COVID-19 pandemic: When will we know if social distancing measures have worked in Oregon? Or in public health parlance, has the "stay at home" directive, along with closures of schools, res.....»»
Where Europeans Get To Work From Home
Where Europeans Get To Work From Home The social distancing measures introduced in response to the Covid-19 pandemic has forced many people to work from ho.....»»
Medical College"s Dr. Raymond says Covid-19 uptick in state not a surge, but variants a concern
In spite of a recent uptick in new Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations in Wisconsin, “it doesn’t look like we’re having a surge right now,” says Medical College of Wisconsin president and CEO Dr. John Raymond Sr......»»
Medical College"s Dr. Raymond is upbeat on Wisconsin"s pandemic prognosis
After months serving as a purveyor of extreme patience in Wisconsin’s progress against Covid-19, the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Dr. John Raymond Sr. is spreading some optimism......»»
Tennessee is one of the first states to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. Here"s what life is like in my home state, which had crowded checkout lines at the grocery store even at the height of social distancing.
Taylor Nicole Rogers/Business Insider My home state of Tennessee started to reopen last week. In March, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee issued a "safer at home" order through the end of April that asked residents to stay at h.....»»
Reynoldstown breakfast favorite returns with drive-thru service
Georgia restaurants are permitted to resume dine-in service Monday, April 27, with social-distancing restrictions that are meant to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Reynoldstown's Home Grown is not ready to make such a move, but the restaurant is br.....»»
One-day jump for Covid-19 cases in Wisconsin; Milwaukee growth stable: Medical College CEO
The number of new Covid-19 cases reported in Wisconsin jumped Wednesday, which is notable because it runs counter to recent trends toward less-rapid growth, said Medical College of Wisconsin president and CEO Dr. John Raymond Sr. Statewide there were 225.....»»
Pandemic spread slowing statewide, but total cases still growing
Logging 121 new positive tests between Monday and Tuesday, the number of Covid-19 cases in Wisconsin is doubling roughly every 11 days, according to the latest data released by the Medical College of Wisconsin. The doubling rate was less than three d.....»»
Milwaukee Mayor Barrett supports extending Safer At Home as necessary policy
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said he understands why Milwaukee-area businesses and their employees are frustrated by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers' decision on Thursday extending Safer At Home until May 26, but said it’s necessary to tame the COVID-1.....»»
Tips for setting up an effective home office
The number of people working from home seems greater than ever due to the COVID-19 social distancing practices. But for some, this is uncharted territory, and many people are at a loss as to how to set up an office and effectively work from home. E.....»»
Spread of COVID-19 state cases stabilizing; time nears to discuss restarting economy: Medical College CEO
The latest figures on COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee County and Wisconsin show the spread is stabilizing, opening the door to beginning discussions about “when and how to restart the economy,†says Medical College of Wisconsin President and CEO Dr. John.....»»
Five Things for Monday, including Oregon"s social distancing success
Good morning. It has been one month since I worked in an office. How about you? Here are Five Things for a new week at home. Oregon's efforts to keep COVID-19 transmission rates low have been working, according to new research published Saturday.....»»
5 Insights for Real Estate in the Time of COVID-19
1. The real estate industry is moving faster. The current realities of work-from-home and social distancing are forcing our industry to embrace digital systems and tools more quickly than we otherwise would have chosen to adapt or adopt. .....»»
Dr. Raymond: Wisconsin must "work harder" to slow doubling rate of COVID-19
The spread of COVID-19 in Wisconsin is like a runaway train, said Medical College of Wisconsin president and chief executive officer Dr. John Raymond Sr. The goal is to minimize the damage. As of Friday afternoon, the state of Wisconsin had confirm.....»»
How COVID-19 is changing Birmingham"s homebuying market
Social distancing efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus did not dramatically slow home sales in March, but experts say they see a significant slowdown in the months ahead......»»
Texas Medical Center CEO emphasizes social distancing measures as cases continue to rise
Putting a stop to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is "going to take longer than anyone anticipates," Texas Medical Center CEO Bill McKeon said......»»
Medical College CEO: "Our (COVID-19) surge is probably going to be two weeks from now"
Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Milwaukee had been following a curve of positive COVID-19 cases and doubling rates similar those of New Orleans, Detroit, Chicago and New York City, which are now hotbeds for the spread of the virus. But .....»»