Month: March 2020

Officials here brace for ‘more suffering and death.’ In Europe, additional countries close their borders to combat the pandemic. View original article Contributor: Anne Gearan

Experts say temperature screening can miss cases — and possibly deliver false positives. View original article Contributor: Emily Rauhala

Efforts to tame catastrophic thinking may be overwhelmed by a flood of news and warnings that suggest their worst concerns are true, experts say. View original article Contributor: Sarah Vander Schaaff

The Trump administration’s mixed and inconsistent messages throughout the coronavirus crisis have endangered the most important tool: Public trust. View original article Contributor: Carolyn Y. Johnson

An ectopic pregnancy can seem normal at first, but it quickly can become life threatening, as happened with me. View original article Contributor: Rebecca Wallwork

Online exhibition explores how a dentist and surgeon first successfully performed an operation with the drug in 1846. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

The pledge some companies took, in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, also calls for them to open public Wi-Fi hot spots and waive late fees, the F.C.C. said. View original article Contributor:

A day after an emergency is declared, government officials debate whether to follow Italy’s lead in restricting everyone’s movements. View original article Contributor:

Scientists are ramping up the breeding of lab mice as well as the testing of primates and other animals, but it all takes time. View original article Contributor:

Amazon cracked down on coronavirus price gouging. Now, while the rest of the world searches, some sellers are holding stockpiles of sanitizer and masks. View original article Contributor: