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The F.D.A. has barred 30 antibody tests from the U.S. market. A Missouri hair stylist may have exposed 91 people. View original article Contributor:

President Trump suggested that the U.S. death toll was inflated and is pushing to reopen houses of worship. South Korea is closing karaoke parlors. View original article Contributor:

Do antibodies from patients who have recovered actually help those struggling with the disease? It’s not certain, a study finds. View original article Contributor:

The company, which has broadened its focus to wellness and is now known as WW, let go of a large number of workers during simultaneous video conferences. View original article Contributor:

Amazon and other companies are planning to test workers for the coronavirus. But there is little federal guidance, and some fear it could lead to a false sense of security. View original article Contributor:

If you’re worried about wiping down grocery bags or disinfecting mailed packages, this C.D.C. guidance might bring some relief. It’s not new information; the agency has been saying this for months. View original article Contributor:

A fraud network targeted unemployment programs as jobless claims neared 39 million. Flags were ordered lowered over Memorial Day weekend for those who died from the virus. View original article Contributor:

The Muslim holiday is complicated by lockdowns. Amid pomp and propaganda at China’s National People’s Congress in Beijing, the pandemic is weighing on efforts to restart the economy. Britain said it would quarantine everyone flying into the country, including citizens. View original article Contributor:

Beijing broke with precedent in abandoning an annual growth target for 2020, a sign of the difficulties of restarting its economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. View original article Contributor:

Volume is not the only measure to consider. Duration also contributes to damage to our kids’ ears. View original article Contributor: