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

Surgeries are canceled. Business models are shifting. Some of the hardest-hit hospitals may close, leaving patients with fewer options for care. View original article Contributor:

A $3 trillion package would include billions for struggling states but has been criticized as a “blue-state bailout” by Republican leaders. A test used on White House personnel might not be accurate, the F.D.A. said. View original article Contributor:

Estimating how many residents left New York City, neighborhood by neighborhood. View original article Contributor:

Traffic deaths in Thailand were down by about half last month. Typhoon Vongfong is complicating virus measures in the Philippines. View original article Contributor:

The chronic condition, typically thought of as an ‘adult’ problem, can affect up to 3 percent of kids between 3 and 7. View original article Contributor:

The Chinese city’s goal is unrivaled in scale. But a top expert has questioned the need for it, given the low number of infections. View original article Contributor:

The United Nations warns of new risks to children and a rise in mental illness. And governments are noting the unintended consequences of restrictions. View original article Contributor:

The six cats in a laboratory experiment cleared the virus from their bodies on their own. And there are no reports of humans contracting the virus from cats. View original article Contributor:

Volunteer-run broadcasters are a British tradition. During the pandemic, they’re cheering patients up with jazz standards and soft rock. View original article Contributor: