The pressure’s on to reopen as their economies get crushed.

Trump was obsessed with hydroxychloroquine. But there are promising trials for remdesivir.

But the hopes for “herd immunity” to stop the spread naturally are dim.


New Jersey and Oklahoma are rolling out saliva-based tests that are safer for medical workers.

Research suggests the warmer, more humid summer months could slow the virus’s spread.

Shocker: It’s complicated.

See Georgia, Colorado, South Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee.

Only about 4 percent of the population may have been infected.

‘There was no Tony Fauci back then,’ said John Barry, who wrote ‘The Great Influenza.’

Protective gear, even when available, doesn’t work perfectly.

Experts say far more tests need to be performed before it’s safe to ease social distancing.

First: Are coronavirus antibody tests reliable?

The data will help health officials make key decisions about social distancing and hospital demand.

Longstanding restrictions on telemedicine have been relaxed during social distancing.

Getting enough ventilators to hospitals is helpful but no magic bullet.

Inside the auto giants’ efforts to build prototypes and revamp factories to produce tens of thousands of ventilators in time for covid-19 patients.

Doctors and specialists described their experiences to The Health 202.

Cases are spiking in places where people are older and sicker.

‘I don’t know how you make policy without these numbers,’ Stanford University researcher Jay Bhattacharya told me.

Simple cloth masks that cover the mouth and nose can prevent virus transmission by people who are infected but not symptomatic when they are out buying groceries or seeking medical care, according to memos obtained by The Washington Post.

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