Month: April 2020

U.S. officials encouraged shipments before reversing course, documents show. View original article Contributor: Juliet Eilperin

Obstetricians have been adapting policies as evidence emerges. Here are the most common concerns and answers. View original article Contributor: Katherine Ellison

People can be resilient in finding ways to adjust. But many are frustrated and fearful over the uncertainties of when the pandemic will end. View original article Contributor: Marlene Cimons

Mikkael Sekeres’s book, “When Blood Breaks Down,” tells the stories of three patients whose lives are upended by the cancer. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

She was a journalist of South Asian descent whose struggle to find a matching donor to treat her leukemia became a cri de coeur and encouraged more people of color to register. View original article Contributor:

Democratic lawmakers and the Trump administration seek to break an impasse over a small-business loan program. View original article Contributor:

Supporters of President Trump plan to participate in the “You Can’t Close America” rally even as Texas’ governor said he was starting a “phased-in” approach to reopen the state economy. View original article Contributor:

The strictest lockdown measure in Europe have left countless children bored, exhausted and sometimes depressed. View original article Contributor:

If people with no symptoms are spreading the coronavirus, as some studies suggest, it may be time to give face masks the kind of advertising and promotion that support condoms as lifesavers. View original article Contributor:

Iran lifted Tehran’s lockdown despite warnings from health officials. A judge ordered Mexico to extend virus protections to migrants. View original article Contributor: