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Five years after COVID-19: What we’ve learned and how we move forward | Opinion
Five years ago this month, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. While the pandemic illustrated weaknesses, writes Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital’s chief of ...
Too Many People Died Alone During COVID
An enduring trauma of the pandemic has been treated as a painful memory, not as a problem that hospitals need to address.
Prevea Health CEO reflects on 5 years of COVID-19
We were all scared. Anyone who says they weren’t scared in health care isn’t telling you the truth,” Dr. Ashok Rai said, looking back at 2020.
After answering the famous ‘36 questions,’ they began to fall for each other
Dr. Rasha Alawieh, 34, was questioned after she arrived at Logan Airport and US Customs and Border Protection agents found “her true intentions in the United States could not be determined,” court ...
Fed rate cut likely to be put on hold at March meeting as trade war uncertainty builds
Consumers aren't likely to see an interest rate cut in March. But economists still say a few more rate cuts could take place in 2025.
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After COVID, Texas is less prepared for the next pandemic
Five years after Texas’ first COVID death, the state spends less on public health, vaccination rates have dropped and a distrust of authority has taken hold.
From textiles to biotech: New technology is poised to transform Rhode Island’s economy once again
The R.I. Life Science Hub is leading development of our state’s first life science incubator, and is already generating a great return on our investment, writes House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi ...
A CT health care system saved many lives during the pandemic. Why a CT epidemiologist worries now.
Hartford HealthCare was a major factor in serving state residents while the pandemic raged, evolving as knowledge of the Covid-19 virus expanded ...
School attendance didn't snap back after COVID. New data shows poor SC districts were hit hard.
Chronic absenteeism is still threatening student learning across SC, and new state data shows that poorer school districts ...
Tight-knit Upstate SC school district keeps it simple. Test scores show it works.
Anderson 2's superintendent eschews guest speakers and expensive programs, favoring support for teachers. Turnover is 2.4 ...
Masks curb illness. Should New Yorkers have ditched them so quickly?
Mask wearing became the symbol of New Yorkers’ collective push to “flatten the curve” of COVID infection in 2020. Today, few ...
Corporate real estate market trending toward pre-pandemic activity in Huntsville
The corporate real estate market is starting to shift back to pre-pandemic levels as workers are returning from home.