I spoke to Dr. John Carpten, the chair of translational genomics for the University of Southern California and Dr. Lisa Newman, a surgical oncologist for Weill Cornell Medicine about how Black Americans are disproportionately more likely to become severely ill or die from #COVID19 than other racial groups.
Florida school counselor Stacey King discusses returning to school in the midst of a global pandemic. “We’re educators who love children and love what we do, so of course we want to go back to work and of course we want to be there for our kids. But if it was safe to return to […]
Former White House Director of Communications, political advisor and author of “She Proclaims,” Jen Palmieri details the history of the women’s suffragette movement, the importance of advocating for ALL women, not just some, and how we need to seize this moment in history to make real change. #womensequalityday.
Dr. Rony Shimony, a cardiologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC explains what doctors are seeing and learning about the long term impacts COVID-19 has on the brain, heart, lungs, and other major organs of the body.
