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Coronavirus: Study provides insight on who might be more likely to have long COVID - Times of India, Jul 21, 2022, 14:00 IST
Has the pandemic warped your personality?  - Advisory Board Daily Briefing,
Study shows the pandemic changed people’s personality - Daily Times (Pakistan),
Did the pandemic change our personalities - EurekAlert!,
COVID-19 pandemic linked to altered personality in young adults: Study - Money Control,
Covid pandemic linked to altered personality in young adults: Study - The Tribune (India),
11 New alcohol consumption patterns during COVID-19 pandemic in the USA - Medical news, ; Tarun Sai Lomte
Study finds the pandemic did change personalities, making young adults more neurotic and less self-disciplined - Business Insider India, ; Andrea Michelson
Is Ideology Bad For Health? Why Political Partisanship Should Be Asked On Population Health Surveys - Health Affairs, January 19 ; Ashley Fox, Yongjin Choi and Wenhui Feng
FSU researchers find pandemic altered personality traits of younger adults - Florida State University News, ; Audrey Post
To reduce COVID-19 risk, individual distancing makes a difference - Medical Xpress, January 24 ; Beth Newcomb
Did the Pandemic Change Your Personality? Possibly. - New York TImes, ; Christine Chung
USC researchers identify symptoms associated with increased risk for long COVID - Los Angeles Times - LA Times, ; Corinne Purtill
Low parent interest in COVID-recovery interventions should worry educators and policymakers alike - Brookings Brown Center Chalkboard, August 16, 2022 ; Dan Silver, Anna Saavedra, and Morgan Polikoff
Pandemic may have made young adults moodier, less cooperative: stud - The Hill, ; Gianna Melillo
The covid-19 pandemic has left people less extroverted and agreeable - NewScientist, ; Grace Wade
Covid might have changed people’s personalities, study suggests - The Guardian, ; Hannah Devlin
Study examines how the pandemic may have changed our personalities - KARE, ; Heidi Wigdahi
COVID-19 Pandemic May Have Shifted the Personalities of Young Adults - Lab Manager, ; Holden Galusha
Study finds vaccine improves mental health - Daily Trojan, January 24 ; Ignacio Ventura-Maqueda Jr.
Study: Pandemic may have altered personality, making young adults more neurotic, less agreeable - Fox 13 Seattle , ; Kelly Hayes
Covid personality changes - new study outlines possible impact as UK cases rise - Oxford Mail, ; Kieran Doody
The long shadow of long COVID - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, ; Lisa Camner McKay
People experienced some key personality changes during the pandemic, study finds - CNN Health, ; Madeline Holcombe
Personalities don't usually change quickly but they may have during the pandemic - NPR, ; Maggie Mertens
Latest COVID Surge Pushes Parents to Next-Level Stress - Scientific American, January 19 ; Melinda Wenner Moyer
COVID-19 makes us more aggressive and dumb, researchers find - Interesting Engineering, ; Nergis Firtina
Long COVID may be a clear & present danger to nation’s workforce – here’s why - WRAL.com TechWire, ; Paige Ouimet
Scientists Answer – Did the Pandemic Change Our Personalities? - SciTechDaily, ; PLOS
The Bogus Claim That School Closures Will Doom Democrats - The New Republic, January 25 ; Rachel Cohen
Did the Pandemic Change People’s Personalities? - Vice, ; Romano Santos
The COVID-19 Pandemic May Have Changed Our Personalities To An Unusual Extent - IFL Science, ; Stephen Luntz
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USC Study: Only Half Of Americans Wear Masks While In Close Contact With People Outside Their Households - CBS Los Angeles, January 22
Biden Demands Life-Saving Masks, But USC Finds Half of US Adults Ignore Masks During Close Contact - MyNewsLA.com, January 21
Half of Americans Still Not Wearing Masks When Out in Public: Poll - Drugs.com, January 22
Half of Americans Still Not Wearing Masks When Out in Public: Poll - Doctors Lounge, January 22
Study: December Saw $14B in Missed Mortgage Payments - Banker & Tradesman, February 9
New Financial Health Pulse Data Shows Millions of Americans Still Financially Struggling Amid Ongoing Pandemic - StreetInsider.com, February 25
Why reopening schools in minority neighbourhoods is hard - The Economist, January 23
Anti-asian-discrimination - Inside Higher Ed: Academic Minute,
New Pulse Data Shows Stimulus Payments Jump Started Spending But Funds Slowest to Reach Low-Income Individuals - StreetInsider.com, May 20
80% of U.S. adults have had serious hardship, financial insecurity during pandemic - Phys.org, May 21
COVID's lessons on inequality - USC Dornsife, May 27
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in US has declined, survey finds - Healio, June 1
Restaurant Revitalization Fund Is Designed To Be More Equitable Than Paycheck Protection Program - WDET, June 1
From 0 To 50% In 6 Months: Half Of American Adults Are Fully Vaccinated - KHN, May 26
Will the pandemic change how we value motherhood? Four moms on juggling home and work life - KCRW, August 13
Mental Health Improved Following First Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine - Drugs.com, September 9
Mental Health Improved Following First Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine  - HealthDay, September 9
Applying for and Receiving Unemployment Insurance Benefits during the Coronavirus Pandemic - Monthly Labor Review, September
The Pandemic Divide: An ALICE Analysis of National COVID Surveys - United for Alice, October
Getting First Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine Improves Mental Health - Medscape, September 9 ; Linda Carroll
White people least likely to wear masks consistently, study finds - Yahoo News, January 22 ; Abby Haglage
Fewer than half of white Americans are willing to mask up in public, study finds - The Sacramento Bee, January 21 ; Andrew Sheeler
This high school reopened two months ago, with no COVID-19 outbreaks. Here’s how - Los Angeles Times, March 8 ; Anita Chabria
Parents Not So Thrilled About Most K-12 COVID Recovery Plans - Yahoo News, June 13 ; Anna Rosefsky Saavedra and Morgan Polikoff
83 Percent of Americans Support Wearing Masks, But Only Half Wear Them: Poll - Newsweek, January 23 ; Benjamin Fearnow
Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 found to improve mental health - Medical Xpress, September 9 ; Bob Yirka
End of pandemic aid affects renters more than mortgage borrowers - National Mortgage News, December 7 ; Brad Finkelstein
3 in 10 People in L.A. County Still Don’t Wear Masks Around Non-Household Members, Study Finds - Los Angeles Magazine, January 21 ; Brittany Martin
Back to school, post-pandemic: What might it look like? - The Hill, August 2 ; Bruno V. Manno
Parents of color are less willing to send their children back to classrooms - Yahoo News, February 6 ; Bryan Walsh
Survey Shows High Level of Parental Hesitancy for COVID-19 Vaccines - MPR, September 22 ; Cassandra Pardini
New Study Finds Yet Another Health Benefit Of The Covid Vaccine - Huffington Post, September 9 ; Catherine Pearson
USC Study: Only Half Of Americans Wear Masks While In Close Contact With People Outside Their Households - CBS Los Angeles, January 21 ; CBSLA Staff
Half of U.S. Adults Not Wearing Masks During Close Contact With Others, Study Says - NBC Los Angeles, January 21 ; City News Service
Study: Half of adults not wearing masks during close contact with others - Los Angeles Daily News, January 21 ; City News Service
Estudio: La mitad de los adultos de EEUU no usan máscaras durante el contacto cercano con otros - Telemundo 52, January 21 ; City News Service
https://www.foxla.com/news/study-half-of-us-adults-not-wearing-masks-when-in-close-contact-with-others - FOX 11 Los Angeles, January 21 ; City News Service
COVID-19 'fatigue' is a real thing — and not a good one, say USC researchers - Los Angeles Daily News, January 26 ; City News Service
USC: 80% of Adults Had Serious Hardships During Pandemic - KFI AM, May 20 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - The Orange County Register, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Pasadena Star News, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Daily Bulletin, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - The Sun, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Daily Breeze, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Press-Telegram, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Redlands Daily Facts, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - San Gabriel Valley Tribune, May 21 ; City News Service
80% of adults had serious hardships during pandemic, according to USC study - Patch.com, May 21 ; City News Service
USC study finds COVID-19 'fatigue' contributing to drop in some protective measures - KNX1070, January 27 ; CNS
Many Americans Tend To Ditch Masks While Socializing, According To New Study - Talking Points Memo, January 22 ; Cristina Cabrera |
Want less pandemic stress? Consider getting vaccinated - Phys.org, September 9 ; Darrin S. Joy
A Vaccine Road Trip - New York Times, January 21 ; David Leonhardt
Our lives are changed permanently. New USC study finds return to normal is doubtful - ABC7, May 25 ; Denise Dador
More students of color expected to return for in-person classes in the fall but reluctance lingers, research suggests - Washington Post, June 29 ; Donna St. George
Some families of color remain wary of returning to classrooms as new school year begins - Washington Post, September 1 ; Donna St. George
Study finds coronavirus-related polarization is stronger among people higher in cognitive ability - PsyPost, August 26 ; Eric Dolan
How pandemic fatigue has affected social distancing, mask-wearing efforts: 4 notes on American behavior - Becker's Hospital Review, January 25 ; Gabrielle Mason
New Pulse Data Shows Stimulus Payments Jump Started Spending But Funds Slowest to Reach Low-Income Individual - Benzinga Pro, May 20 ; Globe Newswire
In-Depth: The psychology of COVID-19 non-compliance - ABC10 News, February 3 ; Jared Aarons
Education is now a bigger factor than race in desire for COVID-19 vaccine - USC News, February 25 ; Jenesse Miller
Education is now a bigger factor than race in desire for COVID-19 vaccine - MedicalXpress, February 26 ; Jenesse Miller
Measuring the financial health of Americans - Brookings Series on Financial Markets and Regulation, May 18 ; Jennifer Tescher and David Silberman
Mothers struggle to return to work as California reopens - The Mercury News, July 6 ; Jesse Bedayn
Mothers struggle to return to work as California reopens - Cal Matters, July 7 ; Jesse Bedayn
Back to school with the threat of the delta variant - some parents once again call for remote learning - MarketWatch, August 25 ; Jillian Berman
Half of U.S. adults don’t wear masks when in close contact with non-household members - USC Dornsife, January 21 ; Jim Key
USC Dornsife scholars take charge on the frontlines in the battle against COVID-19 - USC Dornsife, March 18 ; Jim Key
Feeling the pandemic’s burdens, mothers are looking to Congress - Roll Call, January 25 ; Joanne Levine
Pandemic triggers gender recession: Women accounted for every American job loss last month - ABC WJLA, January 14 ; Joce Sterman, Alex Brauer and Andrea Nejman
What’s at Stake in the Fight Over Reopening Schools - The New Yorker, February 9 ; Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
Pandemic misery index reveals far-reaching impact of COVID-19 on American lives, especially on Blacks and Latinos - The Conversation, June 1 ; Kyla Thomas
Pandemic misery index reveals far-reaching impact of COVID-19 on American lives, especially on Blacks and Latinos - Yahoo News, June 1 ; Kyla Thomas
Pandemic misery index charts far-reaching, imbalanced impacts of COVID-19 - PBS, June 2 ; Kyla Thomas
For Bay Area moms, back to school is not back to normal - East Bay Times, April 5 ; Laurence Du Sault
Mask use rises but social distancing guidelines are being ignored as pandemic fatigue sets in - USC News, January 27 ; Leigh Hopper
Fewer stayed home, more wore masks as pandemic wore on - CIDRAP, January 25 ; Mary Van Beusekom
Polls show most — though not all — parents are getting the type of instruction they want for their kids - Chalkbeat, February 18 ; Matt Barnum
COVID-19 has put ‘financially vulnerable’ Americans on even shakier footing  - MarketWatch, February 26 ; Meera Jagannathan
Corporate media and both big business parties press to reopen schools in California - World Socialist Web Site, February 23 ; Melody Isley
Everyone Was Wrong on the Pandemic’s Societal Impact - Foreign Policy, March 18 ; Michael Varnum, Cendri Hutcherson and Igor Grossmann
New Study Finds Yet Another Health Benefit Of The COVID Vaccine - True Viral News, September 9 ; Mike Letterman
Black business owners, entrepreneurs left out of small business coronavirus support - Michigan News, January 6 ; Morgan Sherburne
College Graduates Are More Willing To Get COVID-19 Vaccine: Study - Patch.com, February 26 ; Paige Austin
Parents struggle with a new dilemma: Is it safe to send kids back to school?  - Los Angeles Times, March 10 ; Paloma Esquivel
Schools in more affluent areas move faster to reopen than those in low-income communities  - Los Angeles Times, February 11 ; Paloma Esquivel, Melissa Gomez and Howard Blume
Q&A: U-M researcher says Black businesses shorted in first PPP loans - Bridge Michigan, January 19 ; Paula Gardner
Family Caregivers Feel the Pandemic’s Weight - New York Times, May 21 ; Paula Span
The Delta variant is pushing working moms to their breaking point. It's up to companies to make sure they don't burn out. - Business Insider, August 10 ; Rebecca Knight
Education Level Now Prime Driver of COVID Vaccine Hesitancy: Poll  - HealthDay, February 26 ; Robert Preidt
LOS ANGELES: Tres de cada 10 residentes del condado no usan mascarillas protectoras cuando debían - Excelsior California, January 22 ; SERVICIOS DE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS GROUP
Half of Americans Still Not Wearing Masks When Out in Public: Poll - HealthDay, January 21 ; Steven Reinberg
Pandemic misery index finds hardship hit most people; 'troubling' report finds teen hospitalizations increasing: Latest COVID-19 updates - USA Today, June 4 ; Steven Vargas and Ryan W. Miller
Rhode Island Kept Its Schools Open. This Is What Happened. - New York Times, February 10 ; Susan Dominus
California parents continue to disagree on return to school as Covid-19 cases decline - EdSource, March 1 ; Sydney Johnson
Why America’s white evangelicals shy away from covid jabs - The Economist, April 17 ; Tamara Borr
More non-white than white parents prefer remote learning for their children - The Economist, March 14 ; Tamara Gilkes Borr
Why reopening schools in minority neighbourhoods is hard - The Economist, ; Tamara Gilkes Borr
More non-white than white parents prefer remote learning for their children - The Economist, ; Tamara Gilkes Borr
Why America’s white evangelicals shy away from covid jabs - The Economist, ; Tamara Gilkes Borr
Mask-wearing up, but public forgoes other COVID-19 mitigations  - American Medical Association, February 5 ; Tanya Albert Henry
Más de la mitad de los angelinos usa máscara para evitar el covid - LA Opinion, January 21 ; Virginia Gaglianone
Asian Americans top target for threats and harassment during pandemic  - The Conversation, March 30 ; Ying Liu
Asian Americans top target for threats and harassment during pandemic - USC Dornsife, March 30 ; Ying Liu
Asian Americans Report More Threats, Harassment During Pandemic - U.S. News, March 30 ; Ying Liu
Asian Americans top target for threats and harassment during pandemic - Houston Chronicle, March 30 ; Ying Liu
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More Americans recognizing importance of COVID-19 safety measures - Medical XPress, March 24
Poll Finds Many Americans Heeding Advice on Coronavirus - HealthDay, March 16
Coronavirus survey finds that only 45% of L.A. County residents still have jobs - Mirage News, April 17
Survey: Less Than Half of L.A. County Still Has a Job After Coronavirus - Breitbart, April 17
Coronavirus Misery: You’re Not Alone With Mental Despair, Financial Disasters – And It’s Worse If You’re Black - MyNewsLA.com, April 17
USC Survey Finds L.A. Job Losses, Mental Health Effects Higher than National Average - Los Feliz Ledger, April 17
Coronavirus: Only 45 Percent Of Angelenos Employed, 1.3M Jobs Lost Since Pandemic Began - CBS Los Angeles, April 17
USC Study Looks At Pandemic’s Toll On Job Market - MyNewsLA.com, May 21
America’s least educated and lowest paid remain hardest hit by pandemic - Mirage News, May 21
COVID-19 Anxiety on the Decline, but Angelenos Worry More than Other Americans - MyNewsLA.com, June 4
Coronavirus Delivering a Big Economic Blow to Women - Doctor's Lounge, June 25
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Orange County Register, June 19
Mujeres sufrieron más pérdidas de empleo durante la pandemia según encuesta - KVEA-TV, June 19
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health | Los Angeles County COVID-19 Update - SCVTV, July 6
‘Virus bias’ points to further ethinc-based discrimination - Our Weekly LA, July 10
COVID-related discrimination against racial minorities has doubled - Open Access Government, July 8
Study: COVID-related Discrimination Has Outsize Impact on Racial Minorities - MyNewsLA.com, July 7
COVID-related discrimination disproportionately impacts racial minorities, study shows - Westside Story Newspaper, July 7
Ballot finds many people heeding recommendations on Coronavirus - CNN, March
How Pandemic Has Affected Mortgage Delinquencies - Daily Dose, September 21
Study: COVID-19 Pandemic Disproportionately Affecting Women - MyNewsLA.com, December 15
7 ways people have responded to the coronavirus: Improved hygiene tops the list - The Christian Post, March 19 ; Leonardo Blair
Black, Latino and Asian Americans say they - Today.com, July 21 ; A. Pawlowski
Survey study finds fewer Americans likely to get COVID-19 vaccine compared to 9 months ago - Fox17.com, December 29 ; Adrian Mojica
MBA: 11 million households fell behind on rent or mortgages in second quarter - Housing Wire, September 18 ; Alex Roha
Woman Says She Was Fired Because Her Children Disrupted Her Work Calls - New York Times, July 8 ; Allyson Waller
US woman says she was fired because her children disrupted her work calls - ABS CBN News, July 9 ; Allyson Waller
Woman says she was fired because her children disrupted her work calls - New Zealand Herald, July 9 ; Allyson Waller
Woman says she was fired because her children disrupted her work calls - BDNews 24, July 9 ; Allyson Waller
Coronavirus changes life in OC from hoarding to helping - Patch.com, March 14 ; Ashley Ludwig
As pandemic endures, COVID-associated discrimination toward minorities persists, study shows - ABC News, July 17 ; Ayodola Adigun
Depression, anxiety up 3-fold since start of COVID-19 pandemic - UPI, June 4 ; Brian Dunleavy
25% of racial minorities report COVID-19 discrimination, survey finds - UPI, July 7 ; Brian P. Dunleavy
Taking the measure of mental health in a pandemic - Medical XPress, August 28 ; Caitlin Hoffman
Less Than Half Of Los Angeles County Residents Report Having Jobs, Survey Finds - Forbes, April 18 ; Carlie Porterfield
How many people really wear masks? We counted. It wasn’t pretty - Los Angeles Times, August 19 ; Casey Miller
COVID-related discrimination disproportionately affects racial minorities - We rep STEM, July 23 ; Cheryl
Survey: Coronavirus Increases Job Loss, Mental Distress, Pessimism - Patriot LA, April 17 ; City News Service
Study: 1.3 Million Jobs Lost In Los Angeles County In One Month  - Patch.com, April 17 ; City News Service
USC survey: Coronavirus leaves more than half of L.A. County unemployed - Antelope Valley Times, April 17 ; City News Service
Survey: Coronavirus Increases Job Loss, Mental Distress, Pessimism - KFI, April 17 ; City News Service
Most parents satisfied with online education, but some worry, according to USC study  - Los Angeles Daily News, April 30 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study  - Los Angeles Daily News, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study  - Press-Telegram, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study - Pasadena Star-News, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study - San Gabriel Valley Tribune, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study - Daily Breeze, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, May 21 ; City News Service
LA County worse off financially than average due to coronavirus, says USC study - Whittier Daily News, May 21 ; City News Service
COVID-19 Anxiety on the Decline, but Angelenos Worry More than Other Americans  - NBC Los Angeles, June 4 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Daily Breeze, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - San Gabriel Valley Tribune, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Press-Telegram, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Los Angeles Daily News, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Pasadena Star-News, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - MyNewsLA.com, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - Whittier Daily News, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - KFI, June 18 ; City News Service
Survey: Women suffered more job losses during coronavirus pandemic - The Sun, June 18 ; City News Service
Study: COVID-Related Discrimination Has Outsize Impact On Racial Minorities - KPBS, July 8 ; City News Service
Coronavirus Linked To Lasting Bias Against Asians: USC Study - Patch.com, July 7 ; City News Service
Estudio: Pandemia afecta a mujeres en mayor grado que a los hombres - Telemundo 52, December 16 ; City News Service
Women Disproportionately Suffering in Pandemic Compared to Male Partners, USC Study Finds - NBC Los Angeles, December 15 ; City News Service
Getting Testy about Testing — K-12 Parents Support Canceling Standardized Testing this Spring. That Might Not Be a Good Idea - The 74 Million, November 16 ; Daniel Silver and Morgan Polikoff
Like leaning into a left hook: coronavirus calamity unfolds across divided US - The Guardian, June 28 ; Ed Pilkington
Mask-wearing was a risk factor for COVID-related discrimination during the early stage of the pandemic, study finds - PsyPost: Social Psychology, July 20 ; Eric Dolan
With Restaurant Industry Gutted, Los Angeles Sheds Another 1.3 Million Jobs - Eater LA, April 17 ; Farley Elliott
Race and Government Aid - Jackson Hole Economics, December 28 ; Felix Kabo, Stewart Thornhill and Elizabeth Isele
2020 U.S. Financial Health Pulse Data Shows A Tale of Two Americas: Gap Widens Between Financially Healthy and Vulnerable Populations - StreetInsider.com, October 13 ; Globe Newswire
OUTBREAK UPDATE: Half of Workers in Los Angeles Now Unemployed One Month into National Shutdown - Hannity.com, April 20 ; Hannity Staff
‘More Than Physical Health’: Gym Helps 91-Year Old Battle Isolation - The Epoch Times, July 9 ; Heidi de Marco
County Unemployment Rate Jumps to 6.3% in March - Los Angeles Business Journal, April 17 ; Howard Tine
Less than half of L.A. County residents still have jobs amid coronavirus crisis - Los Angeles Times, April 17 ; Jaclyn Cosgrove
Anxiety and depression linked to COVID-19 peaked in early April - but then declined - USC Dornsife, June 4 ; Jenesse Miller
COVID-19 pandemic has hit women hard, especially working mothers - USC News, June 18 ; Jenesse Miller
COVID-19 pandemic has hit women hard, especially working mothers - Press Room - USC News, June 18 ; Jenesse Miller
COVID-related discrimination disproportionately impacts racial minorities, study shows - EurekAlert, July 7 ; Jenesse Miller
Americans are changing behavior and anticipating the fallout of COVID-19 - Medical XPress, March 16 ; Jenesse Miller and Julie Labich
Crisis del coronavirus ha tenido un mayor impacto en las mujeres - TEKCrispy, June 19 ; Jhoanell Angulo
How effective does a COVID-19 vaccine need to be to stop the pandemic?  - EurekAlert, August 25 ; Jillian B. Morgan
Many Americans believe they have little chance of being infected with coronavirus - USC Dornsife, March 18 ; Jim Key
Unemployment benefits help some, but COVID-19 hits the disadvantaged hard - USC Dornsife, May 21 ; Jim Key
COVID-related discrimination disproportionately impacts racial minorities - Phys.org, July 7 ; Jim Key
COVID-related discrimination disproportionately impacts racial minorities, study shows - ScienceDaily, July 7 ; Jim Key
Among couples, the pandemic continues to disproportionately impact women - USC Dornsife, December 14 ; Jim Key
Among couples, the pandemic continues to disproportionately impact women - Phys.org, December 12 ; Jim Key
Weekly Coronavirus Cases Hold Steady in Santa Monica - Santa Monica LOOKOUT, July 6 ; Jorge Casuco
Battling lockdown fatigue, California messages both hope and fear. Will it work? - Los Angeles Times, April 27 ; Joseph Serna
Gym helps 91-year-old battle isolation - The Oklahoman, July 7 ; Kaiser Health News
As COVID-19 vaccines come online, fewer Americans want to take them - Los Angeles Times, December 31 ; Karen Kaplan
Los Angeles County: Americans Aren’t Getting Enough To Eat During the COVID-19 Pandemic - The Conversation, December 23 ; Kayla de la Haye
Face mask mandates spark resistance, questions about enforcement - ABC WJLA, July 6 ; Leandra Bernstein
Coronavirus-related racial discrimination has declined in recent months but still persists, USC study finds - ABC7, July 7 ; Marc Cota-Robles
Survey: COVID vaccine willingness waned since April - CIDRAP, December 30 ; Mary Van Beusekom
Why Asian and Black Americans continue to experience COVID-19-related discrimination — and what you can do about it - MarketWatch, July 14 ; Meera Jagannathan
How COVID-19 may have changed Americans’ views on unemployment benefits and health care - in an election year  - MarketWatch, September 29 ; Meera Jagannathan
Study: The COVID-19 (News) Medium Was the Message - MedPage Today, October 8 ; Molly Walker
LA Restaurants and Hotels Shed Over 75K Jobs in March and April, With Overall Unemployment at 20 Percent - Eater LA, July 10 ; Mona Holmes
OPINION: The truth about returning to school? There’s no easy answer - The Hechinger Report, November 12 ; Morgan Polikoff
Working moms disproportionately affected by coronavirus pandemic, USC study finds - KTLA, June 19 ; Nouran Salahieh
Latino Prosperity Was On A Historic Wave. That's Now Threatened By Devastating Job Losses - LAIst, May 10 ; NPR
Families Make Most Of Online Education But They Worry: USC Study  - Patch.com, April 30 ; Paige Austin
Pandemic Hits LA Economy Hard, Leaving Nearly 1 In 3 Hungry - Patch.com, May 21 ; Paige Austin
Coronavirus Shutdown Disproportionately Impacts Working Moms - Patch.com, June 18 ; Paige Austin
Coronavirus: Poll shows how Americans are changing behavior - The Mercury News, March 13 ; Paul Rogers
COVID-19 Transmission Spikes Among Young Population In L.A. County respiratory mask 040820 tweet Print This! COVID-19 Transmission Spikes Among Young Population In L.A. County - KHTS, July 7 ; Rachel Matta
Are Masks Gaining Acceptance Across the Political Spectrum? - Medium.com, June 23 ; Robert Britt
Poll Finds Many Americans Heeding Advice on Coronavirus - US News, March 16 ; Robert Preidt
Coronavirus Delivering Big Economic Blow to Women - WebMD, June 25 ; Robert Preidt
Coronavirus Delivering a Big Economic Blow to Women - HealthDay News, June 25 ; Robert Preidt
California summer fun collides with coronavirus danger as hospitalizations, new cases keep rising - Los Angeles Times, June 23 ; Ron Lin,Taryn Luna
Reopening L.A. economy improved mental health, but coronavirus fears persist, survey finds  - Los Angeles Times, July 7 ; Rong-Gong Lin II and Colleen Shalby
Reopening L.A. economy improved mental health, but coronavirus fears persist, survey finds - Daily Republic, July 7 ; Rong-Gong Lin II and Colleen Shalby
Young adults who think ‘they are invincible’ increasingly infected by coronavirus, Newsom says  - Los Angeles Times, July 6 ; Rong-Gong Lin II, Colleen Shalby, Sandhya Kambhampati and Iris Lee
Créelo o no, más gente se inclina a la oración contra la pandemia del coronavirus - Los Angeles Times, March 16 ; Selene Rivera
COVID-Related Anxiety Has Lessened Since April  - HealthDay, June 4 ; Serena McNiff
Health & Wellness: PPE for Your Mind - The Argonaut, May 6 ; Shanee Edwards
Survey suggests the importance of clearly communicating coronavirus risk, behaviors - Science News, June 11 ; Stephanie Hedt
Thursday CoronaBuzz, June 25, 2020: 39 pointers to new resources, useful stuff, research news, and more. - researchbuzz.me, June 25 ; Tara Calishain
California is in a 'pandemic-induced recession' amid huge job losses, Gov. Newsom says - The Press Democrat, April 17 ; Taryn Luna
Bearing the Brunt of COVID-19: Fears and Challenges of Financially Vulnerable Americans - Medium.com, April 21 ; Thea Garon and Andrew Dunn
Women disproportionately affected during pandemic, professor finds - Phys.org, June 25 ; University of Arkansas
Survey reveals extent of coronavirus-related job loss, outsized impact on blacks and Latinos - Phys.org, April 20 ; University of Southern California
More than HALF of Los Angeles residents are unemployed with 1.3M jobs lost in a month after coronavirus forced California lockdown - Daily Mail, April 19 ; Valerie Edwards
Americans disagree on how risky the coronavirus is, but most are changing their behavior anyway - Pasadena Weekly, April 8 ; Wandi Bruine de Bruin Anya Samek and Daniel Bennett
Perceived Discrimination and Mental Distress Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From the Understanding America Study - DocWire News, August 24 ; Ying Liu, Brian Finch, Savannah G.Brenneke, Kyla Thomas and Phuong Thao D. Le