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New technology is allowing homeowners who can afford it to outfit their bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms with tools to monitor their health. View original article Contributor:

The news about AstraZeneca’s trial came on the same day that the company and others pledged to thoroughly vet any vaccine. View original article Contributor:

The Republican plan would reinstate lapsed federal unemployment benefits at $300 per week — half their previous level — and allocate funds for schools, virus testing and the Postal Service. Democrats are likely to block it. View original article Contributor:

Many places forgot about children while building up testing capacity. Now, as schools reopen, many parents can’t find a test nearby. View original article Contributor:

Xi Jinping declared success in suppressing China’s outbreak. South Korea’s young doctors returned to work after a strike. States and cities in the U.S. are planning fiscal maneuvers in case Congress can’t agree on a fiscal relief package. View original article Contributor:

When I reopened my dental practice in early June, the tooth fractures started coming in: at least one a day, every single day that I’ve been in the office. View original article Contributor:

India surpassed Brazil as the country with the world’s second-most total cases. Across the United States, states and cities are planning fiscal maneuvers in case Congress can’t agree on a fiscal relief package after the August recess. View original article Contributor:

The state’s share of positive tests has stayed below 1 percent for 30 straight days, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said, though he urged caution amid Labor Day celebrations. India surpassed Brazil to become the country with the second-highest number of cases. View original article Contributor:

An experimental medication that increases height in children with the most common form of dwarfism has raised hope that it can help them lead easier lives. But some say the condition is not a problem in need of a cure. View original article Contributor:

Drug makers plan to pledge to not rush a vaccine to market. The world’s spy agencies are trying to steal vaccine research. View original article Contributor: