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Coronavirus
The Delta Variant Is ‘Changing the Game’
COVID-19 hospitalizations have risen more than 300 percent in the last month, but there is good news for the vaccinated.
By Will Maddox
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How Can DFW Improve its Citizens’ Social Determinants of Health?
What employers, providers, and the community can do, and why they should care.
By Shefali Konda
Coronavirus
Reaching a COVID-19 Immunity Threshold Doesn’t Mean the Work Is Over
Even as we reach so-called herd immunity, some Dallas County ZIP codes are far, far below others in vaccination rates, raising concern as more infectious variants settle in.
By Will Maddox
Events
Join Us for a Discussion About Healthcare Inequity and Potential Solutions
D CEO Healthcare's next breakfast panel will look at what the business and healthcare communities can do to address the issue and why it matters.
By Will Maddox
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Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards 2021
In a year that called for extraordinary service, these organizations and leaders stood out.
By Mariah Terry
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Healthcare Brief (05/06/21)
Parkland is recognized as a "Best 50" provider, Texas Health's digital wall of life for organ donors, and more.
By Will Maddox
Coronavirus
Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause Won’t Impact Dallas County’s March to Herd Immunity
Johnson & Johnson vaccines only represent 4 percent of those distributed by the county.
By Will Maddox
Coronavirus
COVID-19 Is Now the Leading Cause of Death in Dallas County
Pandemic deaths surpassed deaths from heart disease, cancer, and other conditions over the last year, PCCI says.
By Chance Townsend
Coronavirus
Dallas County Posts 66 Percent Reduction in COVID-19 Risk
Some of the city's hardest hit areas made the most improvement, but the end of the mask mandate may reverse progress.
By Will Maddox
Coronavirus
Are You Likely to Get COVID-19 in Dallas? There’s an App for That.
Residents can get a personalized, real-time risk score to guide their behavior as new disease variants spread.
By Will Maddox