Caroline Schulman writes in STAT that part of her work as an emergency medicine resident, she began a rotation in […]
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Colin Dwyer reports on NPR that the World Health Organization has pushed back against the theory that individuals can only […]
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Brett Samuels writes in The Hill that health experts on the White House coronavirus task force increasingly are being put […]
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STAT’s Nicholas Florko takes a long hard look at why Rick Bright, a bureaucrat at an obscure federal agency, burst onto […]
The deaths revealed lapses in the monitoring of people sent to isolation, a critical part of the city’s efforts to […]
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Peter Sullivan writes in The Hill about an idea that might seem outlandish at first is gaining some ground as […]
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We noted two papers of special interest in an upcoming CDC Emerging Infectious Disease journal; one which casts doubt about […]
The FBI is warning medical providers that cybercriminals are targeting the healthcare sector with targeted email phishing attacks, exploiting fear […]
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The former head of the federal office that will be at the forefront of developing a cure for COVID-19 said […]
Mackenzie Bean writes in Becker’s Hospital Review that U.S. labs will need to process 5 million COVID-19 tests a day […]