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Blood tests of 100,000 Israelis will try to assess exposure to Covid-19 on a nationwide scale. View original article Contributor:

An ousted federal scientist said he was pressured to steer contracts to clients of a well-connected consultant. Cases are growing by 2 to 4 percent daily, and more than 1,000 people have died each day for over a month. Meat is scarcer at groceries and restaurants. View original article Contributor:

As visits plummet because of the coronavirus, small physician practices are struggling to survive. View original article Contributor:

At least 15 children in New York were hospitalized with an illness scientists worry might be linked to Covid-19. Washington opted out of an $8 billion global vaccine effort, instead investing in national research. View original article Contributor:

With the world effectively on pause, now is a unique opportunity to listen to those close to you, or to those you wish were closer to you. View original article Contributor:

Pandemic-related terms have permeated everyday speech, yielding dictionary updates and slangified phrases. But what about after coronavirus? View original article Contributor:

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is urging the world to fight the epidemic using a Japanese-made medication, though there is little evidence that it works. View original article Contributor:

In this Covid-19 spring, a socially hungry person is inclined to see faces where there are none. View original article Contributor:

President Trump says the U.S. is pouring billions into its own effort to develop a vaccine. And in Russia, three medical workers who complained about the government’s response have fallen from buildings. View original article Contributor:

The technique aims to make a person’s cells churn out proteins that will stimulate the body to fight the coronavirus. View original article Contributor: