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South Koreans have been proud of their government’s handling of the virus. New outbreaks raise doubt. View original article Contributor:

International clinical trials confirm the hope that the cheap, widely available drugs can help seriously ill patients survive. The World Health Organization is expected to release new guidelines encouraging their use. View original article Contributor:

The tech giants said states could soon send notices directly to smartphones asking people to opt in to the technology, which helps trace the coronavirus. View original article Contributor:

From Wuhan to Paris and many places in between, students are back after months out of school. Children of color have been found to be more vulnerable to infection and to effects of the virus, new U.S. research finds. View original article Contributor:

From Wuhan to Paris and many places in between, students are back after months out of school. In Hawaii, new arrivals will be strictly monitored. Berlin is requiring masks at large protests. View original article Contributor:

Cases are rising among children everywhere. But those in minority communities are much more likely to become infected and severely ill, new data show. View original article Contributor:

It’s not just Covid-19. Pathogens once confined to nature are making their way into humans on a more regular basis. And it’s our fault. View original article Contributor:

Impatient for a coronavirus vaccine, dozens of scientists around the world are giving themselves — and sometimes, friends and family — their own unproven versions. View original article Contributor:

The country, which has lost more than 64,000 people to the virus, now the world’s third-highest death toll. View original article Contributor:

The jump in infections comes as the daily rate continues to decline. New Delhi is reopening its subway, even as India sets global records for new cases. View original article Contributor: