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THG introduces ‘Assisted Living’ renting model

Jul 24. 2019

Kazakhstan the Heart of Eurasia

Researchers retract study that found big risks in using hydroxychloroquine to treat covid-19

Avindra Nath, left, the head of clinical neurology at NIH's Clinical Center who is gearing up to study covid-19 patients, examines Brian Vastag in 2017 during a study on the biology of ME/CFS. Photo by Beth Mazur.

Researchers warn covid-19 could cause debilitating long-term illness in some patients

What happens if you get coronavirus at work? Experts say it might be hard to prove.

Researchers ponder why U.S. and Europe are harder hit than Asia

Trump administration moves toward capping insulin costs for seniors

People wait in line to be tested for covid-19 in Washington on Tuesday, May 19, 2020. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Salwan Georges

Latinos shoulder heavy burden because of crowded housing, essential jobs

As coronavirus lockdowns loosen and some Americans flock to restaurants, beaches and other outdoor spaces for Memorial Day weekend, the question of reopening too quickly is striking an eerily familiar echo.

Reopening too soon: Lessons from the deadly second wave of the 1918 flu pandemic

Photographs of Yok Yen Lee from her daughter's album. Lee was among 34 Quincy Walmart employees who tested positive for the coronavirus, and she passed away after contracting covid-19. MUST CREDIT: Photo for The Washington Post by Hannah Reyes Morales

On the front lines of the pandemic, grocery workers are in the dark about risks

Benches along Ocean Grove Beach in New Jersey have been wrapped in yellow crime tape to encourage social distancing. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford

As New Jersey opens its beaches for Memorial Day, the pandemic summer mantra is 'safety first'

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Quebec is Canada's hardest-hit province - and also its fastest to reopen

More evidence emerges on why covid-19 is so much worse than the flu

Heavy smoking blamed for Indonesia's 6.6% coronavirus death rate

Melina Basnight, who makes makeup tutorials for her YouTube channel Makeup Menaree, shows off a bold eyeshadow look to go with her face mask. MUST CREDIT: Melina Basnight

Masks are changing the way we look at each other, and ourselves

Moderna's coronavirus vaccine shows encouraging early results in human safety trial

The girl who died twice

France angered by suggestion that U.S. would get 1st access to vaccine by French company

In the race to meet global demand, Emergent BioSolutions in Baltimore is gearing up to manufacture 300 million doses of an experimental vaccine against the novel coronavirus, even before clinical trials in people have begun. MUST CREDIT: Emergent

Even finding a covid-19 vaccine won't be enough to end the pandemic

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Report says women consuming the most fiber overall are 8% less likely to develop breast cancer

Amy Barr recovers from surgery during which a metal plate and pins were inserted into her left wrist. Before going to the hospital for her broken wrist, she and her husband called to see what precautions were being taken for non-coronavirus patients. MUST CREDIT: Brad Barr

How risky is it right now to get non-coronavirus medical care?

Darlene Krawetz has been beset by debilitating symptoms of the coronavirus disease for weeks. MUST CREDIT: Photo via Facebook

VIRUS-VOICES: 'How long can a heart last like this?'

Mike Bowen, Vice President of Prestige Ameritech, stands with a truck load of masks to be sent to MD Anderson Cancer Center. MUST CREDIT: contributed by Elizabeth Givens.

In the early days of the pandemic, the U.S. government turned down an offer to manufacture millions of N95 masks in America

Eat to boost immunity, protect lungs, says doctor

Molecular biologist Feng Zhang is co-inventor of CRISPR, a gene-editing system its inventors say can determine in an hour if someone is infected with the coronavirus. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Joel Achenbach

CRISPR tool test approved by FDA

President Trump/File photo

Trump vows complete end of Obamacare law despite pandemic

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