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Mar 03

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In Iran, government distrust rises amid deadly outbreak of novel coronavirus

By Reza Sayah

The global spread of novel coronavirus has hit Iran hard. Nearly two dozen members of the nation’s parliament as well as its director of emergency services are infected with the illness, and a third government official died from the virus…

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Mar 02

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Why Washington health officials fear novel coronavirus may have been quietly spreading

The novel coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. is now blamed for six deaths, all in Washington state. Health officials worry the illness may have been spreading undetected near Seattle for weeks, possibly resulting in many undiagnosed cases. Can hospitals in…

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Feb 28

Why it's too early to compare COVID-19 with the flu

By Courtney Vinopal

Experts say likening novel coronavirus to the flu understates what’s at stake.

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Feb 04

Most Americans think novel coronavirus is a real threat, poll says

By Laura Santhanam

More than half of Americans said they were concerned about the spread of novel coronavirus in the U.S., but nearly the same amount said they were not too concerned about the virus spreading in their specific communities, according to the…

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Feb 03

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How U.S. health officials are responding to threat of novel coronavirus

With nearly 20,000 people in China infected by novel coronavirus, the country has essentially quarantined a population of 50 million. Countries including the United States have evacuated their citizens from China and restricted inbound travelers from there. Sec. of Health…

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Jan 30

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Why 'sustained transmission' of novel coronavirus is what would concern U.S. officials

This week has seen the rapid spread of novel coronavirus both within China and internationally to at least 14 other countries. On Thursday, the World Health Organization declared it a global public health emergency. As the U.S. records its first…

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Jan 24

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Drug company executives face prison time for role in opioid epidemic

By William Brangham

Thursday, several executives at Insys Therapeutics were sentenced to prison for a bribery scheme that paid doctors to prescribe the company’s lucrative and addictive painkiller. These sentences are a landmark moment in the push to hold drug makers accountable for…

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Jan 22

Track the spread of novel coronavirus with this map

By Laura Santhanam

Novel coronavirus, which is linked to an outbreak of pneumonia, has global public health officials concerned about its potential to spread around the world.

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Jan 22

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What we know about China's deadly coronavirus outbreak -- and what we don't

Chinese officials are racing to respond to a highly contagious pneumonia-like virus that has now killed at least 17 people, infected hundreds more and spread to several other countries. In an effort to contain the illness, the city of Wuhan…

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Jan 16

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Despite outbreak, Ebola treatment and vaccine represent 'resounding scientific success'

By Monica Villamizar

Recently, the FDA formally approved the first vaccine to prevent the Ebola virus. The advance comes at a crucial time, as Democratic Republic of Congo is suffering an outbreak that has lasted over a year and a half and sickened…

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