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California Hospitals Face Surge With Proven Fixes And Some Hail Marys
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). California’s hospitals thought they were ready for the next
Read MoreListen: COVID-19 Stresses Rural Hospitals Even Before They Have A Single Case
KHN Midwest correspondent Lauren Weber appeared on WOSU’s “All Sides with Ann Fisher” out of Columbus, Ohio, to talk about
Read MoreUnder Pressure, Florida Governor Finally Orders Residents To Stay Home
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). With pressure mounting from public health officials and political
Read MoreListen: Why It Takes So Long To Get COVID-19 Test Results
In this episode of “The Daily Dive,” a news podcast, KHN senior correspondent Julie Appleby and iHeart Radio’s Oscar Ramirez
Read MoreTelemedicine Companies Struggle To Keep Up With Ever-Increasing Demand
It’s an industry that hasn’t always found success, but now amid the crisis, telemedicine is booming. That doesn’t mean companies
Read MoreTest Results Come Back Negative?: Don’t Assume You Don’t Have It If You’re Symptomatic, Doctor Says
A physician explains what happened to a patient, saddled by fevers, saying the problem might be with the tests which
Read MorePandemic Exacerbates Deep-Seated Health Disparities, Which Makes Indigenous People Particularly Vulnerable
Their health services are chronically underfunded, which is a crisis in the best of times. During a pandemic its a
Read MoreTemperature Check: Tips For Tracking A Key Symptom Of Coronavirus Contagion
After I was told I’d been exposed to the novel coronavirus, I tried to follow the best medical advice. I
Read More‘Essential’ Or Not, These Workers Report For Duty
Pauline Lawrence is a home health aide for a 97-year-old man who depends on her.(Heidi de Marco/KHN) Use Our Content
Read MoreCalifornia’s New Attack On Opioid Addiction Hits Old Roadblocks
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Jennifer Stilwell, a 30-year-old mother of two young children,
Read MoreSheltered At Home, Families Broach End-Of-Life Planning
This story also ran on CNN. This story can be republished for free (details). Long before she contracted COVID-19 at
Read MoreAt Dawn Of Opioid Crisis, Johnson & Johnson Genetically Created ‘Supper Poppy’ That Was Rich In Opiates
The Washington Post takes a look at Johnson & Johnson’s operations in Tasmania, which produced genetically modified “supper poppy” plants.
Read MoreOutbreaks In Los Angeles County Nursing Homes Nearly Quadruple
The county released names of 11 homes with outbreaks and is working with them on infection control, quarantine and isolation
Read More‘Ticking Time Bombs’: Inmates Express Concerns About Inability To Escape Pandemic In NYC Jails
An inmate tells The New York Times about lying ”back to back” with other men like on a “slave ship”
Read MoreAlthough Some Cities Have Banned Evictions, Advocates See Need For More Extreme Measures
The idea of a rent strike, where rent is waived instead of delayed, is gaining momentum on social media platforms
Read More‘Tremendous Resource’: More Than 7,000 Scientists Respond To Researcher’s Tweet To Join Database
Government agencies are tapping into the nationwide database created last week by a 34-year-old Harvard University scientist looking for others
Read MoreFunding Cuts Come As Gut-Punch To New York Hospitals Stretched To The Limits With Surge Of Patients
“During a time I need to commit all the energy I have to really save lives and expand access and
Read More‘Please Come Help Us’: States, Hospitals Call On Retired Doctors, Med Students And Workers From Cold Spots For Relief
It’s not just equipment and gear where there are shortages: doctors and other health providers are being stretched thin, as
Read MoreOnline Coronavirus Tests Are Just The Latest Iffy Products Marketed To Anxious Consumers
Companies with experience in the “at-home” testing market began announcing in mid-March that they would be offering direct-to-consumer test kits
Read MoreMore Than 5,000 Surgery Centers Can Now Serve As Makeshift Hospitals During COVID-19 Crisis
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). The Trump administration cleared the way Monday to immediately
Read MoreCOVID-19 Bonanza: Stimulus Hands Health Industry Billions Not Directly Related To Pandemic
This story also ran on Fortune. This story can be republished for free (details). The coronavirus stimulus package Congress rushed
Read MoreAlready Taxed Health Care Workers Not ‘Immune’ From Layoffs And Less Pay
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Read MoreDifferent Takes: Private Research Leads The Way On Getting U.S. Back On Course; Federal Response On Medical Supply Shortages Is Woefully Inadequate
Editorial pages express opinions about ways to deal with COVID-19. The Wall Street Journal: The Real Cure For CoronavirusGovernments are
Read MoreChina’s Failed Alarm System: Some Wuhan Health Officials Kept News Of Spread In Dark For Too Long
The New York Times reports that some local health officials disobeyed rules and chose not to inform Beijing of the
Read MoreHow A Straight-Shooting New Yorker Won Over The Public’s Attention
The Los Angeles Times takes a look at how Dr. Anthony Fauci got where he is serving under but Democratic
Read MoreCDC Fumbled Early Communication With Public Health Officials, Underestimated Coronavirus Threat, Emails Reveal
ProPublica and KHN have obtained emails that show missteps from the CDC and other agencies in the early, crucial days
Read MoreMedical Workers From Washington Paint Grim Picture Of What’s To Come In Terms Of Protective Gear For Doctors, Nurses
Health care providers from the state that was among the first hit by the outbreak have stories about having to
Read MoreAdvocates Plea For Inmates’ Release To Slow Contagion As First Death Occurs In Federal Prison
The Louisiana inmate was serving a 30-year sentence for drug trafficking. Other prison news is on the risk to the
Read MoreCoronavirus Patients Caught In Conflict Between Hospital And Nursing Homes
A wrenching conflict is emerging as the COVID-19 virus storms through U.S. communities: Some patients are falling into a no
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