Lessons From China’s Response: Aggressive Measures Work, Move Medical Care Online, Isolate Infected Quickly
Dr. Bruce Aylward led WHO’s team that visited China during the early days of the outbreak. He shares lessons he’s
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Thin Public Health Budgets, Lack Of Mandatory Sick Days, And Uneven Access Make U.S. Vulnerable During Pandemics
Although the United States is a rich country, much about the work force policies and health system infrastructure make a
Read MoreYou’re Not Alone, Even The President Finds It Hard To Stop Touching His Face. Here’s Tips On How To Quit The Habit.
“It’s human nature to want to touch your face,” said Dr. Otto Yang, an infectious diseases expert at UCLA. But
Read MoreAs Coronavirus Cases Grow, So Does Scrutiny Of Nursing Home Infection Plans
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Read MoreState Highlights: States From Pennsylvania To Hawaii Brace For Food Stamps Rule Change; Highway Signage For Suicide Prevention Added To Maryland Bill
Media outlets report on news from Illinois, Hawaii, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Washington, California, Alabama and Tennessee. The Associated Press:
Read MoreVirginia Governor Signs Bill Banning Discredited Practice Of Conversion Therapy For Minors
Gov. Ralph Northam, a pediatric physician, said “No one should be made to feel they are not OK the way
Read More‘Wellbeing Of Maine Children Prevailed’: Voters Decide To Keep Vaccine Requirements
Democratic Gov. Janet Mills had strongly encouraged voters to not reject the new law, which eliminates religious and philosophical exemptions.
Read MoreGlobal Watch: Iran Struggles To Contain Outbreak; Olympic Committee Vows Games Will Start On Schedule; WHO Warns Of Equipment Shortage
Media outlets take a look at the global response to the coronavirus outbreak. The New York Times: Iran’s Coronavirus Response:
Read MoreSo You’re Returning Home From A Coronavirus Hotspot. What Do You Do Next?
Without strict guidance, a lot of people are guessing at what to do. Experts say it’s indicative of the problems
Read MorePresident Offers Breezy Promises And Misinformation At Sharp Odds With Health Officials In Administration
In a sign of the rosier tone President Donald Trump is striking, he promised a vaccine “soon,” but experts say
Read MoreVaccine Costs Throw Wrench In Congressional Emergency Funding Plans
“We want to make sure — you know, we want to make sure that it either, with the vaccine, that
Read More‘They Are Prisoners In There’: Relatives Of Nursing Facility Patients At Center Of U.S. Outbreak Fear For Loved Ones
Meanwhile, authorities announced that the first virus-related deaths tied to the Washington state nursing center occurred days earlier than previously
Read More‘I Was Horrified’: Fast-Moving News About End Of Alzheimer’s Drug Trials Catches Many Participants By Surprise
Unlike in the past, researchers who become partners with patients aren’t usually the ones to break the news when a
Read MoreLouisiana Anti-Abortion Case Goes Before More Conservative Supreme Court
The realigned Supreme Court could erode Roe v. Wade with a decision on a law requiring abortion providers to obtain
Read MoreViewpoints: Warren’s ‘Medicare For All’ Plan Adds Up For Middle Class; Anti-Abortion Case Before Supreme Court Is About Protecting Women’s Health This Time
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care topics and others. The Wall Street Journal: Warren, Unlike Sanders, Makes The
Read MoreState Highlights: Maine Voters Consider Overturning Vaccination Law Banning Religious Exemptions; Los Angeles Officials Study Ways To Overhaul Or Replace Agency On Homeless
Media outlets report on news from Maine, California, Illinois, Georgia, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Maryland and Missouri. The Washington Post: Maine’s
Read MoreDifferent Takes: New Investments In Health Care Infrastructure Could Make Coronavirus Much Less Scary; A Pandemic Threatens Our New Way Of Living
Editorial pages focus on the issues surrounding the coronavirus. Stat: The Coronavirus Outbreak Exposes Our Health Care System’s WeaknessesA coronavirus
Read MoreNovartis’ Generics Unit Agrees To Pay $195M To Resolve Criminal Charges Over Deals With Other Manufacturers
The payment has come in response to an investigation that has been exploring alleged schemes in which one generic company
Read More‘Xi Has Been Stripped Of His Air Of Invincibility’: Coronavirus Rattles Politics In China, But It’s Not All Bad News For Leader
Although China’s leader Xi Jinping is facing anger over the government’s initial coronavirus response, the recent introduction of outbreak-related surveillance
Read MoreScientists Meet In Havana To Discuss Mystery Illness Impacting Dozens Of U.S., Canadian Diplomats
While agreeing the health effects are genuine, researchers from the U.S., Canada, Scotland and Cuba said causes remain unclear. A
Read MoreNearly 1 Million Americans Could Be Tested By End Of Week, A Sharp Course-Correction From CDC’s Earlier Stumbles
The Trump administration and the CDC face criticism that its testing strategy and other decisions in the early days of
Read MoreDeath Toll Climbs In U.S. As Wash. Nursing Facility Patients, Staff And Responders Continue To Be Monitored
Eight of Washington state’s 18 cases, as well as four of the deaths, are linked to the Life Care Center
Read MoreWith Fate Of Coronavirus Vaccine Hanging In Balance, Trump Adopts Friendly Tone Toward Pharma
President Donald Trump met with pharma executives in a meeting that had once been billed as a scolding over high
Read MoreWest Virginia Reaches Opioid Settlement Deal With Most Drug Companies For $1.25B
This would be the first deal among about 3,000 lawsuits that exist nationwide. Details must still be resolved on payments
Read MorePerspectives: Preparations For Widespread Outbreak Of Coronavirus Can’t Wait Any Longer; An Infodemic Is The Last Thing We Need From These Websites
Editorial pages focus on issues surrounding the coronavirus. The New York Times: How To Confront The Coronavirus At Every LevelCovid-19
Read MoreZebra-Type Diagnosis: When Hoofbeats Really Are A Sign That Something Is Unusual, Online Communities Offer Help
When a doctor’s baby tests for a rare disease, she finds support and answers on Facebook after scientific databases left
Read MoreState Highlights: Maine To Vote On Keeping Law Banning Religious Exemptions For Vaccinations; Conn. Residents Claim Religious Health Care Sharing Ministry Misled Them
Media outlets report on news from Maine, Connecticut, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Georgia, and California. The Wall Street
Read MoreSanofi Agrees To Pay $11.8M For Using A Charity To Pay Patients Kickbacks For Using Expensive MS Treatment
Other big name pharmaceutical companies have also been subject to fines for using a charity to help Medicare patients pay
Read MoreSmartphones Could Become Savior In War Against Coronavirus, But Some Obstacles Stand In The Way
“Telehealth can be a force multiplier that helps protect health workers and extends their reach, and should absolutely be seized
Read More‘I Assumed It Was All Being Paid For’: Who Gets Stuck With The Medical Bills For Coronavirus-Related Quarantine?
The federal government has the authority to quarantine and isolate patients if officials believe them to be a public health
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