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Author: Philip Kiefer

State drafts plan for future vaccine distribution

October 7, 2020 Updated October 7, 2020
The draft is under review by Gov. John Bel Edwards’ office. It is due to the CDC this month.

COVID-19 testing guide

September 29, 2020 Updated November 23, 2020
A guide to finding and getting a test in New Orleans.

Some Tulane students are isolating at Airbnbs after testing positive for COVID-19

September 16, 2020 Updated September 16, 2020
Students who spoke to The Lens reported little oversight from the university after opting to stay in an off-campus vacation rental.

New Orleans doctors, medical researchers adapt to FDA plasma therapy authorization, but questions linger

September 15, 2020 Updated September 15, 2020
Emergency use authorization can create an ethical dilemma for doctors interested in advancing science, but wanting to treat severely ill patients.

As CDC eviction moratorium takes effect, questions remain about how it will apply, especially outside New Orleans

September 4, 2020 Updated September 4, 2020
In Orleans Parish, judges have eliminated confusion with a blanket halt on evictions. But other parishes have not taken the same step.

State data on COVID-19 outbreaks at colleges disappeared last week, but officials say new reports coming soon

September 1, 2020 Updated September 1, 2020
The state stopped reporting K-12 outbreaks as well. For weeks, officials have been promising to publish data on infections in K-12 schools. But it’s not clear when that will happen.

Domestic violence victims and advocates report breakdowns in stay-away order processing during COVID-19 restrictions

June 9, 2020 Updated June 9, 2020
Missing records, state protective order database delays, limited access all created barriers to protection, according to people who spoke to The Lens.

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