Researchers describe a lack of a centralized national strategy, overlapping efforts and no standards for what data to collect or how to share it to get to answers faster. View original article Contributor: Carolyn Y. Johnson
A small but growing body of evidence suggests the virus invades other organs and tissues, causing heart arrhythmias, blood clots and renal failure. View original article Contributor: Lenny Bernstein
She was especially dedicated to working with Latino patients — and to organizing social events for friends. View original article Contributor:
The health care insurance giant’s earnings is one of the first to offer a hint of how the health crisis is affecting the nation’s health care industry. View original article Contributor:
Although the virus poses a heightened threat to older people, some of their middle-aged children feel they aren’t taking it seriously enough. View original article Contributor:
China already has a WHO alternative Axios >View original article Contributor:
A network of health centers formed by the Soviet Union in the 1920s is providing expertise in quarantines and epidemic response for Covid-19. View original article Contributor:
Though President Trump’s decision to halt funding centered on the W.H.O.’s response to the coronavirus, the cut could affect programs like polio eradication and developing vaccines. View original article Contributor:
Life was already a struggle in the crowded shanties of San Roque. Then came the coronavirus. View original article Contributor:
The birthday party as we knew it is over. Here’s how to have a birthday gathering. View original article Contributor: