The CDC’s Bridge program ends prematurely in August, tell Congress to fund free COVID vaccines for underinsured and uninsured adults
Letter Campaign to Congress: Keep Free COVID Vaccines for Uninsured Adults Read More »
Politicians across the US – from North Carolina, to New York State to Chicago – are pushing for mask bans. We all have a responsibility to fight this attack on our rights, our bodily autonomy, our privacy and our health. If you stopped masking, now is a good time to reengage with this practice
Vaccine public comment is due June 17, all of us need access to the latest COVID vaccines Make your voice heard and ask the CDC to: Recommend updated 2024-2025 COVID vaccines for all ages AND Strengthen our vaccine drive by recommending more frequent boosting (at least every six months) and more frequent updates to the vaccines, adjusted for the
When demonstrating, use our new Guide to More Accessible Protests
Most Accessible Protests – Solidarity with Palestine Read More »
The week following the end of the Public Health Emergency, the number of COVID deaths reported by the CDC dropped from 1000 to 300.
Provisional Death Data Read More »
Public Comment by Andrew Wang, PhD, MPH and Raj Chaklashiya, on behalf of the People’s CDC, submitted to the CDC’s Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) regarding the inadequacy of proposed updated guidelines. COVID-19 infections injure, harm, and cause mortality among Americans. Based on both case counts and estimates, millions of Americans also are
People’s CDC Public Comment on HICPAC Read More »
The Weather: Wastewater levels appear to have dropped slightly in the West, Midwest, and South regions. The national average decreased, from 608 copies/ml to 509. However, wastewater levels remain higher than the past six months and as high as this past Winter of 2023. Until we see a significant drop, the risk for a COVID
People’s CDC COVID-19 Weather Report Read More »
By: Sam Friedman Amid an emergent international consensus that the COVID pandemic is “over,” writings about the pandemic and its meanings have burst forth like the flowers of June. This article will focus on one such book, Lessons from the COVID War: An Investigative Report. Produced by an eminently established collection of people, The COVID
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Interview #1Dr. Sandoval will discuss the challenges of protecting essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and climate & environmental crisis that disproportionately impact working class people of color. Sal will reflect on his vast experience and share his vision for a public health infrastructure that truly serves our people. Dr. Sandoval has been involved in
Public Health Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 3: Dr. Sal Sandoval and Janhavi Dubhashi Read More »
Interview #1 We will briefly discuss the current landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic and the implications of ending the Public Health Emergency. We’ll look at some practical steps to address the current and likely future pandemics. And finally, we’ll raise the question of what kind of public health and scientific infrastructure could we have and
Public Health Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 2: Rob Wallace and Lara Jirmanus Read More »