Children haven’t been spared from the racism that Asian Americans have faced since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, as schools start reopening, students and advocacy groups are hoping to combat coronavirus-related bias and scapegoating on campus.
What We Know About COVID-19 and Kids
According to the CDC, only 6.6% of all confirmed cases in the U.S. have been in children under 18 years old. Regionally, though, the numbers look different.
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CDC Guidelines for Going Back to School in 2020
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the academic, physical and mental benefits of returning children to school for in-person learning outweigh the potential health risks of COVID-19.
To that end, the AAP h… Read MorePandemic Has ER Docs Stressed Out and Weary: Survey
The doctors reported having moderate to severe anxiety at work and at home. They expressed worry about exposing relatives and friends to the new coronavirus, and most reported changes in behavior toward family and friends --… Read MoreA Silver Lining of Pandemic?During the COVID-19 pandemic, legitimate concerns have been raised that the social distancing, financial upheaval, quarantines and virus fears could lead to an upcoming mental health crisis. While this is still a potential re… Read MoreCOVID’s Forgotten Victims: The Deaf Community
Masks hinder not only lip-readers, but also people who do not lipread.
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