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A Look At What Medicare Covers In Terms Of Coronavirus Treatment
Medicare beneficiaries are some of the Americans with the highest-risk of needing coronavirus treatment. The New York Times: Medicare Is
Read MoreGlobal Responses: China Eases Lockdown; Russia Braces For Outbreak; India Locks Down 1.3 Billion People
While China is its loosening two-month long restrictions in Hubei, other countries begin to impose more restrictions for ”long haul”
Read MoreA Human Snapshot: Outbreak Adds Stress To Vulnerable Populations; Preppers Have Their Day; Selfless Acts Abound
Media outlets look at how the outbreak is affecting Americans on a personal level. Los Angeles Times: Domestic Abuse Victims
Read MoreWhite House Outreach To Big Tech Companies During Pandemic Puts Antitrust Probes On Hold, But For How Long?
Yes, the Trump administration has turned to Silicon Valley’s giants for various reasons including best practices guidelines during the pandemic,
Read More‘The Peak Will Be Bad’: State Response Efforts Range From Mandatory Quarantines To Paid Sick Leave To Banning Large Gatherings
A Politico map shows wide-ranging efforts being taken in dozens of states to ”flatten the curve.” Mississippi and Oklahoma have
Read MoreAre Vital Home Health Workers Now A Safety Threat?
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Read MoreWhy Hoarding Of Hydroxychloroquine Needs To Stop
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Read MorePhoto Essay: LA Under Lockdown
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Read MorePerspectives: Government Can’t Wait Any Longer To Get Supplies For Hospitals; Who Needs Most Help From Stimulus Packages?
Editorial pages focus on these health care topics and others. Boston Globe: Trump Must Act Now To Boost Production Of
Read MoreItaly’s Staggering Death Toll Is Dipping But Doctors Distraught Over Decisions To Send Sickest Patients Home
“This what I’m seeing everyday,” a doctor in Italy says. If odds of surviving are stacked against a patient on
Read MoreThalidomide Crisis: Decades Later, Survivors Demand Justice, Recognition For Severe Defects
A New York Times special report looks at efforts under way to help thousands of Americans who say they were
Read MoreN.J. ICE Detainees Are Only Allotted One Bar Of Soap A Week. If They Want More, They Have To Buy It.
As fears of the coronavirus spreading like wildfire inside detention facilities mount, inmates are demanding more supplies like soap and
Read MoreOlympics Postponed Until 2021 Amid Outcry Over Public Health Dangers
Countries had begun announcing they wouldn’t participate in Tokyo’s 2020 games. The New York Times: I.O.C. And Japan Agree To
Read MoreChinese-Americans Scared About What’s To Come As Xenophobic Rhetoric, Hate Crimes Increase Amid Outbreak
In interviews with The New York Times nearly two dozen Asian-Americans across the country said they were afraid — to
Read MoreHealth Law Turns 10 In Midst Of Global Pandemic
For a legislation that’s had a rocky journey from the start, it is almost fitting that it marks its 10-year
Read MoreBusiness Is Booming For Gun Sellers But They Could Be Shut Down As Nonessential
The gun industry is asking states to classify gun sellers as essential businesses amid fears that they’ll be closed by
Read MoreCourts Try To Keep Crippled Justice System Moving With Video Hearings, Home Detentions
As the coronavirus outbreak disrupts and delays most court proceedings, federal and state judicial and prison officials take steps to
Read MoreDesire To Track And Stop Pandemic Could Open Door For Surveillance That May Stick Around After Crisis
It’s a lesson Americans learned after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001: privacy violations done in the name of
Read MoreDoes Everyone Over 60 Need To Take The Same Coronavirus Precautions?
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Read MoreListen: The Reverberations of Gun Violence In Baltimore
When a good friend in Baltimore said he was offering a final haircut to a client who had been killed
Read MoreSenators Who Led Pharma-Friendly Patent Reform Also Prime Targets For Pharma Cash
Early last year, as lawmakers vowed to curb rising drug prices, Sen. Thom Tillis was named chairman of the Senate
Read MoreListen: The Hard-Knock Health Law Turns 10 Amid Pandemic
This story also ran on NPR. This story can be republished for free (details). On March 23, 2010, President Barack
Read MoreEn Seattle, enfermeras se vuelven creativas para cuidarse y trabajar en medio de la pandemia
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Read MoreLa decisión de los CDC sobre la prueba del coronavirus atormentará al país por meses
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Read MorePharma Cash To Congress
Every year, pharmaceutical companies contribute millions of dollars to U.S. senators and representatives as part of a multipronged effort to
Read MoreWith Medical Safety Gear Scarce, The Public Is Stepping Up. Here’s Help On Ways To Help.
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Increasingly desperate pleas from health care workers and public
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Only Trust Fauci’s Expertise At COVID-19 Press Briefings; American Enterprises Are Stepping Up Quickly
Editorial pages express views about policies being shaped by COVID-19 and other issues, as well. The New York Times: Thank
Read MoreSocial Workers Fear Self-Isolation Directives Could Be Fatal For Vulnerable Americans, Domestic Abuse Victims
Being shut away in their homes carries extra risk for Americans who are disabled or abused by family members. “We’re
Read MoreChief Of Summer Olympics In Tokyo Admits Postponement Is Being ‘Closely Examined’
Some Olympic athletes and sports associations have called for a delay to the July games, but organizers have been reluctant
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