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Mashup Score: 0Galveston beaches reopen with mass crowds, some safety issues - 5 year(s) ago
Thousands of people descended on Galveston on Saturday, the first weekend that beaches have been open in more than a month amid the outbreak of COVID-19. The influx had, by noon, brought traffic on some of the town’s main roads to a standstill, as beachgoers weaved through on foot to beaches that were ordered to close March 29. The water’s red-flag current added another obstacle, said Peter…
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The University of Texas Health Child Development Center, which provides child care for health care workers in the Texas Medical Center, is closing permanently after temporarily shutting down during the coronavirus outbreak.
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UTHealth closes child care center serving health care workers' families https://t.co/G2pDHr0w1f
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By testing samples of sewage gathered at the city’s wastewater treatment plants, officials hope to uncover the scale of the coronavirus outbreak in Houston and perhaps pinpoint hotspots undetected by in-person tests.
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Houston officials are using your poop to track the spread of #coronavirus #Covid19 @HoustonTX https://t.co/r445y6IEbB
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Mashup Score: 0Methodist COVID patients doing well after plasma transfusions - 5 year(s) ago
Roughly 30 severely ill Houston Methodist COVID-19 patients treated with the blood plasma of individuals who’d already fought off the disease have recovered and been discharged.
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Methodist COVID patients doing well after plasma transfusions https://t.co/cpTa801ai7
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added six new symptoms that could appear two to 14 days after exposure to the new coronavirus.
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Our knowledge of #COVID19 changes almost daily. @Md1Faisal spoke to @HoustonChron about new additions to the @CDCgov symptom list: https://t.co/fIG5rRCKc0
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Coronavirus cases are two to three times more prevalent in some of Houston’s poorest ZIP codes compared with Harris County overall, clustering in several predominantly black neighborhoods.
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Where are Harris County’s COVID-19 cases? Concentrated in at-risk neighborhoods https://t.co/RmlwDPfbZj via @houstonchron
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Mashup Score: 3Texas reports most deaths in a day from COVID-19 as Gov. Abbott prepares to drop stay-home order - 5 year(s) ago
Texas reports deadliest day battling virus as Gov. Greg Abbott prepares to lift restrictions on many businesses and end his stay-at-home order.
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Texas reports most deaths in a day from COVID-19 as Gov. Abbott prepares to drop stay-home order https://t.co/0ENjKvCB0G via @houstonchron
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Simon Property Group, the nation’s largest mall owner, is planning to reopen 49 malls — including Houston’s Galleria, Houston Premium Outlets and Katy Mills — starting Friday, a sign that retailers are ready to restart operations as the novel coronavirus pandemic passes.
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'Mixed emotions' as Houston's Galleria, other area malls prepare to reopen amid coronavirus https://t.co/nZj1AIi2vL
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When Federal American Grill owner Matt Brice opened the doors to his Hedwig Village restaurant for dine-in service at 5 p.m. Friday, he risked a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail. At least on paper. No law enforcement officers or agencies attempted to stop or cite Brice for defying Harris County’s stay-at-home order, which limits restaurants to delivery and takeout orders in an effort to…
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Can you say #Passthebuck? "Several agencies ... each said Friday that a different entity was responsible for intervening. No one attempted to stop or cite Brice for defying Harris County’s stay-at-home order" https://t.co/iORu2UhtHt
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The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, a global health research organization at the University of Washington School of Medicine, is forecasting that Texas will have 957 deaths by Aug. 4, 2020. That’s down from a previous forecast of 6.000.
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The model showed 6,000 would die in Texas. Now it's 1K. What's changed? https://t.co/PDV7tZOAPK
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Galveston beaches reopen with mass crowds, some safety issues https://t.co/Y7fTeAMWi0 via @houstonchron