According to the CDC, even though the racial breakdown from the population in the report was 59% white, 14% Latino and 18% black, 45% of hospitalized coronavirus patients were white and 8% were ...

Further, "Black people with COVID-19 symptoms in February and March were less likely to get tested or treated than white patients," Morial wrote in a blog post about the new report. "Studies ...

Among white households that ... A larger number of Black households had to borrow money to get through the economic downturn brought by COVID-19, with roughly 46% of those who tapped their ...

Covid-19 has torn through Black America, with the virus taking the lives of Black people in the US at twice the rate of white Americans. All of America’s minorities, with the exception of Asian ...

Some 61% of Hispanic Americans and 44% of black Americans said in April that they or someone in their household had experienced a job or wage loss due to the coronavirus outbreak, compared with 38% of ...

While White and non-Hispanic Black people ... reached out to families to explain how Covid-19 disproportionately impacts Black and Hispanic people. Now, the school has the highest percentage ...

Of the 3481 Covid-19–positive patients included in our analyses, 60.0% were female, 70.4% were black non-Hispanic, and 29.6% were white non-Hispanic. Black patients had higher prevalences of ...

Ala Stanford is a doctor, but right now her office is a parking lot, a street corner, the sidewalk outside of a Philadelphia Baptist church. Stanford leads a mobile unit of doctors who are ...

Coronavirus: What you need to know The ... Americans at a disproportionately high rate compared to white Americans. Majority black counties have three times the rate of infections and nearly ...

Black Americans are getting sick and dying from COVID-19 at higher rates than white Americans — the most recent manifestation of racial disparities in health that have long been evident in the United ...

In that city, 81% of Black households reported serious financial problems, compared with 77% of Latino households and 34% of white households. "Before federal coronavirus support programs even ...

MORE: Black Americans 'epicenter' of coronavirus crisis made worse by lack of insurance Dr. Ala Stanford, wearing a white t-shirt at left, speaks with a COVID-19 test patient before administering ...