The event, co-sponsored by the World Health Organization and Global Citizen, will air on April 18.
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Opportunity Lost: Avoiding Further Missteps With COVID-19 And Future Biothreats
Anti-coronavirus drugs and vaccines could have stopped Covid-19 dead in its tracks well before it spread beyond Wuhan, but those drugs and vaccines still lie many months in our future.
Cuomo Says ‘Social Distancing Is Working’ As Numbers Of Deaths, Hospitalizations Plateau
“We are plateauing because social distancing is working.”
Can We Reimagine Global Health In The Post-Pandemic World?
When the coronavirus pandemic is eventually brought under control, it will profoundly change the field of global health in many ways. In some ways, the pandemic will make global health easier. In other ways, the pandemic will make global health much ha…
Medicare Flexes And Changes To Meet The COVID-19 Challenges
Medicare has made some rapid and important modifications to both regular Medicare and Medicare Advantage programs in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Here is what you need to know.
In Stressful Times, People Listen More To Anecdotes Than To Facts, Study Finds
Logic seems to go down the drain, and we may rely on information other than facts.
NYC Likely To Start ‘Temporary Interment’ For The Dead In Public Park, City Councillor Says
“We need to face the gruesome reality that we need more resources to manage our dead.”
How Antibody Tests Can Be Used To Fight COVID-19
It would take a concerted effort, but in the United States we have the infrastructure and manpower it takes to conduct rapid antibody tests quickly, cheaply, and at a massive scale.
The COVID-19 Nursing Home Nightmare
COVID-19 has become a nightmare for nursing homes and other senior living facilities, as well as their staffs, residents, and families.
A Veteran Army Doctor Explains The Lessons We Need To Win The War Against The Coronavirus Pandemic
With the country on a war footing, all of us have been drafted.
