The COVID-19 Fear Mirrors the Polio Panic a Century Ago

The mysterious virus first reared its head in 1916—and then, New York City again was the epicenter
The mysterious virus first reared its head in 1916—and then, New York City again was the epicenter
An internal medicine doctor talks about Covid-19 diagnoses, treatments, and closed doors
Public school teachers are coping with a new way of educating their students: remotely. It’s been challenging but also rewarding
Coronavirus is spreading through New York City like wildfire. The data visualization uses NYC data to paint a clearer picture of how residents are affected.
What it’s like to donate in the middle of an emergency and a pandemic
An upstate couple has transitioned their restaurant provision business to meet the demand for fresh produce at home
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, restaurants in New York City are repurposing their kitchens to feed hospital workers on the frontlines
The reduced schedule aims to provide transit for essential workers, but it also makes for more crowded trains that are less safe
Data on cases, hospitalizations and deaths in New York City by borough, age and sex.
Tight embraces, hand holding, and intimate gatherings to celebrate a life well lived have always been standard practices in the funeral industry. But in the age of COVID-19, such ceremonial rituals can’t exist in tandem with social distancing protocol. As the death toll nears 2,000 in New York State alone, the governor’s office instructed funeral […]
A community comes together to help provide local healthcare workers with personal protective equipment