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Perspectives: Questions On Coronavirus?: Only Listen To The Medical Experts; Pandemic Makes Borders Absolutely Meaningless
Editorial pages focus on issues surrounding the pandemic. The New York Times: Please, Listen To Experts About The Coronavirus. Then
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Media outlets report on news from Utah, District of Columbia, Ohio, and Colorado. The Associated Press: Utah Female Senators Walk
Read MoreUnder Pressure, Administration Looks To Cap Insulin Prices For Medicare That Could Save Diabetics Hundreds Of Dollars
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Read MoreDifferent Takes: Americans Want, Need Steady Leadership During Pandemic; Important Time To Benefits Others Instead Of White House
Opinion writers express views on how leadership and policy issues can impact recovery from the coronavirus. The Wall Street Journal:
Read MoreSeries Of Sports Cancellations, Two Celebrity Cases Help Drive Home Seriousness Of Coronavirus Threat
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Read More‘Being Smart, Prudent, Diligent’: U.S. Capitol Is Being Closed To Tourists, Lobbyists. Lawmakers Still At Work.
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Read MoreFirst Edition: March 12, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: Coronavirus Is Keeping Me Home From Work. Will
Read MoreThe Startling Inequality Gap That Emerges After Age 65
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). In an era when “deaths of despair” — from
Read MoreTampons, Pads And Politics Mesh In New Push For Access To Menstrual Supplies
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Read MoreCoronavirus Is Keeping Me Home From Work. Will I Get Paid?
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). As the novel coronavirus continues to march across the
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Lessons On When Things Like Coronavirus Grow Exponentially; Keeping People Apart Is One Important Way To Slow Spread
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Read MoreBiden Cusses Out Auto Worker Over Claims He’ll Try To ‘Take Away Our Guns’
Former Vice President Joe Biden had heated words over the man’s claims in a video that went viral. Biden has
Read MoreState Highlights: Medicaid Funding Distribution Battle Divides Dozens Of Hospitals In Illinois; California Orders Religious Group To Stop Selling Cheaper Alternatives To ACA
Media outlets report on news from Illinois, California, Iowa, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama, and Virginia. Modern Healthcare: Why A Multibillion-Dollar Funding
Read MoreA ‘Tsunami That Has Overwhelmed Us’: Italian Doctor Paints Grim Picture Of A Country Under Siege
Italian Dr. Daniele Macchini posted on social media about what’s happening on the front lines of Italian’s coronavirus response. Meanwhile,
Read MoreChina Ignored Global Norms To Halt Outbreak. Now Other Countries Are Considering Doing The Same.
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Read More‘This Is The Time To Act’: Universities Telling Students To Stay Home In Hopes Of Avoiding Campus Outbreaks
The schools are shifting to online classes. But some question if students are safer back at home, if those destinations
Read MoreWhat If You Can’t Stay Home When You’re Sick?
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Read MoreWhite House To Meet With Big Tech To Discuss Best Ways To Fight Coronavirus
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Read MoreAs Researchers Frantically Hunt For Treatment, Pharma Companies Wonder If Arthritis Drug Will Do The Trick
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Read MoreA Tale Of Two States: California Shifts Towards Mitigation Over Containment While New York Sends In National Guard
California and New York are two of the states that have seen the most cases. Officials in California say the
Read MoreFirst Edition: March 11, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: How To Avoid Coronavirus? Lessons From People Whose
Read MoreHow To Avoid Coronavirus? Lessons From People Whose Lives Depend On It
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Andrea Amelse knows hand-washing. For the past eight years,
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About Asking Never Hurts A series of columns addressing the challenges consumers face in California’s health care landscape. Send questions
Read MoreVCU Health Halts 30-Year Campaign That Seized Patients’ Wages, Put Liens On Homes
In one of the most sweeping moves yet by a nonprofit hospital system to reduce aggressive bill collection, VCU Health
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Bullying, Bluffing Not Paying Off During Coronavirus; Can Someone Stop Worrying About His Own Image For Once?
Editorial pages focus on the pros and cons of the administration during the outbreak of coronavirus. The Wall Street Journal:
Read MoreViewpoints: Lessons On Serious Ills In Our Social Safety Net That Spread COVID-19 To The Vulnerable; Do Everything Needed To Slow Down Coronavirus
Opinion writers weigh in on issues surrounding the coronavirus. Boston Globe: Call Your Mom: The Generational Politics Of Covid-19 There’s a
Read MoreState Highlights: New York Officials Caught Up In Blame Game Over Rising Medicaid Spending, Debt; Chronic Pain Patients Suffer When North Carolina Doctor Loses License
Media outlets report on news from New York, North Carolina, Michigan, Alabama, Georgia and Ohio. The New York Times: The
Read More‘We’re Very Close’: WHO Teeters On Brink Of Deeming Outbreak A Pandemic, But Still Holds Back
For months, countries have been waiting for WHO to declare the coronavirus an outbreak, but the organization has refrained. “Unless
Read MoreTechnology Could Help Revolutionize Epidemic Response, But With It Comes Bugs, Glitches And Human Error
While experts say that technology can be a useful addition to traditional containment strategies, it comes with its own pitfalls.
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