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Tuesday, February 25, 2020

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THG introduces ‘Assisted Living’ renting model

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Nonprofits are helping kids with innovative prosthetics

Lynda Holland, 71, suffered for six years from severe, unexplained hip pain until she fell while walking her dog and the pain inexplicably stopped. Doctors found that she had a rare condition that causes cartilage overgrowth in her hip joint. She had surgery and is now fine. MUST CREDIT: Family photo provided by Lynda Holland

Hard fall exposed unusual condition that had caused woman pain for years

Coronavirus incubation could be longer than 14 days; global infection numbers rise

Paul Harkin, director of harm reduction at GLIDE, hands out naloxone, fentanyl detection packets and tinfoil in an alleyway in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Nick Otto for The Washington Post.

Drug overdose deaths rise in the West while they drop in the East

China’s foreign minister Wang to attend special Asean-China meeting on Covid-19

Susan Nasif, an expert on viruses and an artist, helps educate kids about vaccines with comics. In this one, she tells a story about poliovirus, which paralyzed thousands of people before a vaccine was developed. Polio cases nearly disappeared until some people avoided the vaccine. MUST CREDIT: Susan Nasif

Vaccines are like a giving your body's defenses a cheat sheet

File Photo of Diamond Princess, a cruise ship carrying 2,666 passengers and 1,045 crew members that had been quarantined for two weeks off the Japanese port of Yokohama. Credit :Syndication Washington Post

Number of confirmed coronavirus infections in China exceeds 72,000, death toll rising to 1,868

Diamond Princess / File Photo credit: Syndication Washington Post, Japan News-Yomiuri

44 Americans on cruise ship docked in Japan tested positive for coronavirus, U.S. health official says

Most people now die at home, and care can be complex

Fears mount over new coronavirus case in Westerdam cruise ship thought to be infection free

File Photo/Syndication Washington Post, Bloomberg

Chinese health workers fall ill amid shortages of protective equipment

Ebola outbreak in Congo finally wanes

Rebecca ‘Frankie’ Mok and Matt Love, founders

The Nook: Love Frankie offers escape for mentally troubled young people

Move over, pot: Psychedelic companies are about to go public

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Scientists hope antiviral drug being tested in China could help patients

Love in the time of coronavirus, quarantines and travel bans

As you age, strength training can be vital in staying healthy and independent

Hundreds of miles from Hubei, another 30 million Chinese are in coronavirus lockdown

Stanley Cohen, Nobel Prize-winning scientist who studied cellular growth, dies at 97

Diamond Princess cruise ship/Credit: Japan News-Yomiuri

Another 41 people test positive for coronavirus on quarantined cruise ship in Japan, health minister says

Photo by The Washington Post

Africa has 1.2 billion people and only six labs that can test for coronavirus. How quickly can they ramp up?

The Angel Hand set

Harnn allures with ‘Sign of Love’ Valentine gifts

Police guard a barricaded bridge from virus-stricken Hubei Province, which is under quarantine. A loudspeaker warns Hubei residents and vehicles that they may not enter. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Gerry Shih

Lockdown of Hubei province upends daily life along Yangtze River

Ten passengers infected with coronavirus on quarantined cruise ship with thousands aboard

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