A Family of Three Gets Sick With Covid-19 Symptoms. Who Has It?
Her son’s skin and muscles are tender and sore. She has a cough and headache. Her husband has shortness of breath. Do any of them have Covid-19? View original article Contributor:
Her son’s skin and muscles are tender and sore. She has a cough and headache. Her husband has shortness of breath. Do any of them have Covid-19? View original article Contributor:
A well-run system still led to a lockdown. Maybe the answer to the pandemic is a plan “on a scale that would previously be considered unimaginable.” View original article Contributor:
The authorities in Turkey will release thousands of prisoners amid fears of a widening outbreak. In China, two new vaccines have been approved for testing on humans and red tape is preventing the export of face masks. View original article Contributor:
The agency now says “critical infrastructure workers” who may have been exposed to the coronavirus can stay on the job under certain conditions, instead of isolating. View original article Contributor:
The virus is spreading where social distancing is nearly impossible. But there’s no staying at home when you do not have one. View original article Contributor:
The backlog for Covid-19 testing in New Jersey and other parts of the country is getting worse, not better. From the nose of a patient on a mile-long line to a phone call days later, bottlenecks thwart its progress. View original article Contributor:
Policymakers around the world are debating when and how to start reopening businesses. A major meat plant closes indefinitely after nearly 300 workers test positive. Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms killed at least 18 people in the South. View original article Contributor:
Policymakers around the world are debating when and how to start reopening businesses. President Trump called on governors to “get ready.” Oil nations agreed to the largest production cut ever negotiated. View original article Contributor:
The coronavirus pandemic could sharpen the health risks of loneliness. But there are ways to connect. View original article Contributor:
Research shows Purdue Pharma focused its marketing in states with lighter prescription regulation, with deadly consequences. View original article Contributor: