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A letter signed by more than 500 medical professionals cited recent fears of a blood shortage during the coronavirus pandemic. View original article Contributor:

A federal program to help small businesses is out of money. Flaws in testing are hindering efforts to track the virus. Protesters have begun demonstrating against stay-at-home orders. View original article Contributor:

Flaws in testing are hindering efforts to track the virus, adding to the risks of reopening the U.S. for business too quickly. Another dizzying jump in unemployment numbers is expected on Thursday. View original article Contributor:

The World Health Organization, always cautious, acted more forcefully and faster than many national governments. But President Trump has decided to cut off U.S. funding to the organization. View original article Contributor:

Now is an excellent time to assess your own situation and choose the best approach should the worst happen. View original article Contributor:

The federal government’s system of directing medical supplies for the hardest-hit regions has left areas out of the spotlight scrambling to prepare as the outbreak spreads. View original article Contributor:

The city-state has seen a sharp increase in infections among migrant laborers. In South Korea curbing the pandemic came with a trade-off: Big Brother. View original article Contributor:

Flawed tests, scarce supplies and limited access to screening have hurt the U.S.’s ability to monitor Covid-19, governors and health officials warn. View original article Contributor:

She was especially dedicated to working with Latino patients — and to organizing social events for friends. View original article Contributor:

The health care insurance giant’s earnings is one of the first to offer a hint of how the health crisis is affecting the nation’s health care industry. View original article Contributor: