Reid Wilson writes in The Hill that health officials across the country are calling it quits in the midst of […]
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Aug 2020
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Jul 2020
St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Max Kozlov writes that one of the country’s most important technology trade groups has tapped Dr. […]
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May 2020
Zack Budryk of The Hill reports that White House coronavirus task force coordinator Deborah Birx on Sunday said it was […]
Mar 2020
The spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and the resources to fight it, are being tracked and mapped by governments […]
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Mar 2020
Even before the infamous 1918 “Spanish Flu” that killed millions, there was a “Russian Flu” three decades before. The history […]
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Mar 2020
The BBC’s Richard Gray tackles a question many have been asking, will summer spell the end to COVID-19? Some people […]
Mar 2020
Dr. Sheri Fink of the New York Times has yet another compelling story today: The Hardest Questions Doctors May Face: […]
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Mar 2020
Lydia DePillis, Mike Spies, Joshua Kaplan, Kyle Edwards and Caroline Chen of ProPublica report that three days after Florida requested […]
Mar 2020
New York Times reporters David E. Sanger, Eric Lipton, Eileen Sullivan and Michael Crowley authored a superb story that outlines […]
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Mar 2020
Karen Weise and Mike Baker of the New York Times report that fearing a critical shortage of lifesaving resources as […]
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