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Test your knowledge of this week’s health news. View original article Contributor:

Helping young adults with the skills they need to transition to health care independence — with a bonus script for canceling appointments. View original article Contributor:

Romney blasts Trump’s handling of pandemic. In many U.S. cities, fears of a public transit ‘death spiral.’ South Korea reported 166 new cases, the country’s highest daily count since March. View original article Contributor:

People who recover from the virus have a three-month window of safety, C.D.C. guidance shows. The U.S. Postal Service warned several states that it may not be able to meet deadlines for delivering last-minute mail-in ballots. View original article Contributor:

Obesity is not an independent risk for women, according to a new study, perhaps because their fat is distributed differently. View original article Contributor:

With tax revenues plummeting, states could face a cumulative budget gap of $555 billion through the 2022 fiscal year, according to one estimate. View original article Contributor:

With tax revenues plummeting, states could face a cumulative budget gap of at least $555 billion through the 2022 fiscal year, according to one estimate. View original article Contributor:

With exclusive access in a Houston hospital, a Times team documented the impact of the health crisis on Hispanic families, in words, images and graphics. View original article Contributor:

Fewer new jobless claims and a rising deficit could further hamper stimulus talks. New Zealand revives its “go hard, go early” approach as officials investigate a mysterious new outbreak. View original article Contributor:

The president’s demands for reopening classrooms helped convince many teachers that it would be unsafe. New Zealand revives its “go hard, go early” approach as officials investigate a mysterious new outbreak. View original article Contributor: