October 9, 2020
COVID antibody treatments on track for FDA authorization, but are they a cure?
Even if ultimately approved and proven effective, there won't be enough of the medications for everyone who needs them....
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October 8, 2020
For centuries Black leaders raised voices for justice
Despite the civil rights gains of previous generations, formidable work remains to be done. Yet as our history has shown, Black thinkers and activists —from the poorest of the poor to those with great power and means — have been critical in challenging America to do this work. Their voices mattered....
October 7, 2020
‘All of Us’ at UW-Madison helps honor Wisconsin farm families
The 'All of Us' Research Program at UW-Madison is proud to be a sponsor of Wisconsin's Century and Sesquicentennial Farm Program, which honors Wisconsin farming families who have lived and worked on their land for over 100 years. ...
October 7, 2020
The economic downturn is hitting Madison Latinos hard. Here’s what the city can do.
When the coronavirus pandemic turned the economy upside down, it left Latinos disproportionately vulnerable. Some are frontline workers at heightened risk of contracting the coronavirus, while others have lost jobs in the service sectors hard hit by public health restrictions and economic downturn....