Just the facts from the Rhode Island Department of Health, plus ideas to get you through social distancing.
In the labs of the University of Rhode Island (URI), researchers are testing the efficacy of a new saliva-based COVID-19 test to be used on the university’s campuses as a monitoring tool for the coronavirus.
“They’re just asking for their humanity, their safety, their health to be taken into account.”
“I feel like we are giving a glimpse of hope that the world will get back to normal. People need that uplifting thought right now.”
“It’s stressful for both sides and we just all need to do the best we can to make it easier for everyone.”
Get tested at one of these sites in your community.
“I’m scared about what we’re going to see and the suffering we’re going to see, but I and my emergency medicine colleagues are trained for this.”
Help slow the spread of the coronavirus with a cotton face mask by a local artisan.
“We’re hoping it will be situational. But we’re definitely seeing an uptick.”
“A wave of gratefulness washes over me; in a few minutes, I will also be afforded some certainty.”
