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Next time you cook chicken, don’t rely on the color of the meat to tell you if it’s cooked enough to avoid food poisoning. View original article Contributor:

Even as some governments contemplate reopening, the spread of the virus has accelerated in countries in Africa and South America. View original article Contributor:

At the peak of the pandemic in New York, a longtime city employee joined a crush of patients needing dialysis. View original article Contributor:

Scaling up the manufacturing of syringes and other medical products required to deliver a vaccine to millions of Americans will be just as important as the vaccine itself. View original article Contributor:

The men might have been among the earliest to be stolen from their homeland and brought to the Americas. View original article Contributor:

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

Drawing mundane things like my dish rack had helped me survive job loss. Could it be helping me through the coronavirus? View original article Contributor:

Twenty percent of staff at one hospital are quarantined, but the doors remain open as the war wounded are brought in. View original article Contributor:

After weeks of lockdowns and quarantines, countries are starting to relax their rules, with people in China scrambling to take advantage of a chance for holiday travel and South Africa ending its lockdown, one the world’s strictest. View original article Contributor:

The project, announced by the C.D.C., will help trace patterns of transmission, investigate outbreaks and map how the virus is evolving, which can impact a cure. View original article Contributor: