
What We're Reading: States Halt, Reverse Reopening; COVID-19 Risk With Asthma; Novel Testing Strategies
States hardest hit by resurgent cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) have taken steps to either halt or reverse plans to reopen economies; study findings suggest patients with asthma are no more likely than those without asthma to be hospitalized for COVID-19; the Trump administration plans to adopt a decades-old testing strategy called pooled testing that would expand testing efforts in the United States.
States With Resurgent COVID-19 Cases Reversing, Halting Reopening
Yesterday, 50,000 new cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) were reported nationwide, representing the largest one-day spike since the pandemic’s onset. States hardest hit by resurgent cases have taken steps to either halt or reverse plans to reopen economies, reported
Examining COVID-19 Risk in Those With Asthma
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Trump Adminstration Considering Novel Testing Strategy
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