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A study of more than 2,000 children with the virus in China found that babies were especially vulnerable to developing severe infection. View original article Contributor:

New estimates from a Harvard research team show that, in many parts of the country, there may not be enough hospital beds and staff for coronavirus patients. A shortage of intensive care beds for the sickest patients may be even worse. View original article Contributor:

In an ambitious international collaboration, researchers have “mapped” proteins in the coronavirus and identified 50 drugs to test against it. View original article Contributor:

During a global pandemic, personal hygiene habits have far-reaching consequences. View original article Contributor:

Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong offer successful strategies, at least so far, in battling a pandemic. But they use tactics that the U.S. and Europe may not be able to replicate. View original article Contributor:

The delay in containment efforts could prove dangerous, particularly in nations where the health care system can’t handle a major outbreak. View original article Contributor:

Even as public life grinds to a halt, here in one of the intensive care units that will become ground zero for coronavirus infections, the everyday tragedies continue. View original article Contributor:

One of the first major cities to face coronavirus is now dealing with a child care shortage. View original article Contributor:

Hospitals have interpreters. But doctors and patients who speak different languages do not always need a translator’s help. View original article Contributor:

The actors will remain in self-isolation in a rented home in Australia but are “feeling a lot better,” their son Chet Hanks said. View original article Contributor: