Epidemics of related viruses, like SARS, killed hundreds. Now the World Health Organization must decide whether to declare another global health emergency. View original article Contributor:
Despite the pervasiveness of regret, doctors often overlook it. View original article Contributor:
“It’s gone from the human touch to ‘get it done and get it billed,’” one nurse said. View original article Contributor:
A senior health official also said that the virus could mutate, which would complicate efforts to contain the outbreak. View original article Contributor:
Juul Labs, the e-cigarette company so popular its name became a verb, wouldn’t be where it is without social media. In the company’s early years, a steady stream of posts from users and influencers helped turn Juul from a smoking alternative to a cultural phenomenon. So many Juul users—many of them teenagers—voluntarily posted about vaping … Read more
Xiomara Cruz Miranda, a former Cuban political prisoner and member of the opposition Ladies in White, arrived in Miami from Havana Tuesday on a U.S. humanitarian visa as she is … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:
CDC officials said they are expanding screening to international airports in Atlanta and Chicago, in addition to those in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Over 1,200 travelers have been screened since Friday, with no one referred yet to a hospital or discovered to be ill with the virus. View original article Contributor: Lena … Read more
The U.S. traveler returned to Washington state last week from near Wuhan, where the virus was initially detected. View original article Contributor: Anna Fifield
SmileDirectClub, which sells teeth aligners online, has worked to limit information about customer dissatisfaction. View original article Contributor:
I was named for the main character in “Little Women.” Changing my name may be the most Jo March-like decision I could have made. View original article Contributor: