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By now you have the details on yesterday's Arkansas Legislative Council stunt.Here's a quick recap and why each member of "The Coughing Caucus" should really reconsider their effort to block

Education Roundup:AEA survey: Of the 6,000 teachers responding- 90% are concerned abt student health and back-to-school. - 98% believe it will be very or somewhat difficult to implement social distancing

Worth noting from today's press conference, held in Conway:22 Covid patients are hospitalized in Faulkner County7 on a ventilator. The county's Covid patients skew younger:20% of its cases have been

You guys ask great questions. Here are a couple of answers to questions I've been asked lately.How will we know about school outbreaks this fall?There are two parts to that:

UAMS model recap posted. I'll try to hit the highlights here. First, I really encourage you to watch the video and read the report summary yourself. I can't say it

On the Washington County testing front: @NicoleClowneyAR released results from her survey on barriers to testing in Washington County. Read the results on her FB page, linked below. https://www.facebook.com/305228/posts/10102871514603514/?d

I finally made headway on contact tracing percentages looking at 3 metrics:1. What % of new cases is ADH able to link to a source?2. How successful is contact tracing

I asked Dr. Smith today about Washington County's continued low testing and high percent positive (29.3% today). The gist of the answer was that the county offers adequate testing resources

Just got off the phone with a front-line health care worker at the @DeptVetAffairs hospital in Fayetteville who has a fever. The worker asked VA today, both as a hcw

The % of tests in Arkansas that return a positive result is 6.9%. That number has steadily gone down as Arkansas has ramped up testing. It was over 20% less