
What We're Reading: US Declares Coronavirus a Public Health Emergency; FDA Approves Peanut Allergy Drug; California Healthcare Tax Rejected
The US declares a public health emergency over the coronavirus outbreak; the FDA approves the first treatment for peanut allergy in children, sold as Palforzia; the Trump administration rejects California's healthcare tax on managed care organizations.
United States Declares a Public Health Emergency Over the Coronavirus
Last Friday, the Trump administration declared a public health emergency due to the coronavirus outbreak, with further action that includes barring entry to the United States of foreign nationals who have traveled to China, according to
FDA Approves First Treatment for Peanut Allergy
According to an FDA
California Healthcare Tax Rejected by Trump Administration
The Trump administration said it will not allow California to collect a healthcare tax on managed care organizations, a move linked to the loss of $2 billion a year for the state in low-income benefits, according to
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