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Fauci: ‘Looks like’ U.S. deaths will be lower than original projection (The Hill)

Anthony Fauci said Wednesday morning that he thinks the number of U.S. deaths from coronavirus will end up being less than the original...

Expert on what’s ahead for California: Staying indoors until June (The Guardian)

California has fared better than New York, but residents should expect to stay indoors at least until June, a public health...

Craft-brewed hand sanitizer (NYT)

There’s a dire need for masks and gowns and other supplies. Some unexpected businesses are stepping up to help.

Coronavirus unlikely to significantly subside with warmer weather (The Hill)

Warmer weather is unlikely to significantly impede the spread of the novel coronavirus, a National Academies of Sciences (NAS) panel told the...

A Trump-touted malaria drug flops in coronavirus treatment (Investor’s Business Daily)

A decades-old malaria drug touted by President Donald Trump as a potential coronavirus treatment has failed to impress in an early-stage study.

How will we know when it’s time to reopen the nation (NYT)

Experts offer four benchmarks that can serve as a guide for cities and states, eliminating some of the guesswork.
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The reasons why the U.S. isn’t on track to open up (Politico)

Labs nationwide are overwhelmed by patient samples flooding in as they continue to face a shortage of critical supplies.

Is the coronavirus airborne? It’s complicated (Vox)

How a quirk of scientific jargon is confusing and endangering us. A single case of measles can...

Can a mask protect me? Putting homemade masks in the hierarchy of controls (Johns...

There has been a lot of talk over the last week about the use of masks. What kind of masks are available,...

‘You’re basically right next to the nuclear reactor’ (WaPo)

I could be the last person some of these patients ever see, or the last voice they hear. A lot of people...
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