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A “thermonuclear pandemic”: Harvard scientist’s coronavirus prediction ignored by officials
Alex Henderson
A Harvard scientist warned the coronavirus could be a ‘thermonuclear pandemic’ — but he was ignored
Fact or fiction: Warmer weather slows down the coronavirus
Shannon Osaka
Spring is here. Is relief on the way?
On the front lines of developing a test for the coronavirus
David Pride
A virus testing lab director explains how the U.S. fell behind in the need for broad coronavirus testing
Here’s how I’m keeping occupied (and positive!) during self-isolation in an already disastrous 2020
D. Watkins
The year 2020 arrived with so much promise. Too bad it went all downhill. Here's how I plan to survive the lunacy
Public health expert: The pandemic is here — but compassion and common sense will get us through
Paul Rosenberg
Dr. Timothy Brewer: Don't hoard the TP — and don't panic. Taking care of each other will get us through this
Here’s what Chinese doctors learned about prevention and detection of COVID-19
Wang Zhou, MD
Frontline doctors assembled a comprehensive guide of what they observed about COVID-19 in Wuhan
How coronavirus is upsetting the blood supply chain
Anna Nagurney
The coronavirus could cause shortages in the nation’s blood supply
Marriage in the time of coronavirus: A Seattle couple shelters in place in the US outbreak epicenter
Jeannine Hall Gailey
During times of crisis, relationships are tested. This is probably doubly true when one has a disability
Blood drives — and donors — fall off as coronavirus worries grow
JoNel Aleccia
Dozens of blood drives have been canceled and regular donors are no-shows, industry officials said.
You might be buying a hand sanitizer that won’t work for coronavirus
Marshall Allen, Lisa Song
Sanitizers that don’t contain the CDC’s recommended minimum of 60% alcohol are flying off store shelves
Why COVID-19 is more insidious than other coronaviruses
Nicole Karlis
The "genomic packing" mechanism of COVID-19 may be more like Ebola and HIV, researchers in the US and China say
Bats’ unique immune systems make them stealthy reservoirs for viruses
Marnie Willman
Bats have been at the center of many major viral outbreaks because they can carry viruses without showing symptoms
“Wuhan coronavirus” and the racist art of naming a virus
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
The rhetoric around 2019-nCoV — the "Wuhan coronavirus" — plays on centuries-old racist sentiments against Asians
Response to nation’s first coronavirus case draws on lessons from measles outbreak
Will Stone
Public health workers are building on lessons learned during the outbreak of measles in 2019
Something far deadlier than the Wuhan virus lurks near you
Liz Szabo
Influenza poses a far greater threat to Americans than the coronavirus from China
Death by sneezing
Arthur Allen
As the U.S. hunts for germ weapons in Iraq, world health officials scramble to stop a fatal mystery disease that spreads like the common cold.
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