The popular 'hospital-at-home' effort is at stake in the federal budget battle
Hospital-at-home programs provide intensive care, improving comfort and health outcomes for patients, particularly valued by elderly patients like Stephanie Joseph.
'Lifesaver' anti-viral Covid medicine might no longer be needed, says HSE
Paxlovid is advised against for prescription, indicating diminished utility in treating Covid-19.
Matt Hancock says he reluctantly' stopped non-urgent treatment during pandemic
Hancock reluctantly approved pausing non-urgent care during the pandemic due to the need for hospital capacity for Covid patients.
Health ombudsman says clapping for NHS in lockdown was potentially 'dangeous'
Clapping for the NHS might have unintended consequences, equating it to a 'national religion' that avoids necessary criticism.
The popular 'hospital-at-home' effort is at stake in the federal budget battle
Hospital-at-home programs provide intensive care, improving comfort and health outcomes for patients, particularly valued by elderly patients like Stephanie Joseph.
'Lifesaver' anti-viral Covid medicine might no longer be needed, says HSE
Paxlovid is advised against for prescription, indicating diminished utility in treating Covid-19.
Matt Hancock says he reluctantly' stopped non-urgent treatment during pandemic
Hancock reluctantly approved pausing non-urgent care during the pandemic due to the need for hospital capacity for Covid patients.
Health ombudsman says clapping for NHS in lockdown was potentially 'dangeous'
Clapping for the NHS might have unintended consequences, equating it to a 'national religion' that avoids necessary criticism.
San Mateo County releases post-Covid report, expert critical of lack of transparency
San Mateo County's after-action report assesses its pandemic response, revealing strengths and weaknesses in communication and PPE management, and raises transparency concerns.
One last goodbye to New York City's best, weirdest, most delightful dining sheds
The disappearance of outdoor dining sheds marks the end of an inventive architectural phase in response to the pandemic.
Biden commutes roughly 1,500 sentences and pardons 39 people in biggest single-day act of clemency
President Biden granted historic clemency, commuting 1,500 sentences, emphasizing second chances for individuals with nonviolent offenses during the pandemic.
Andrew Cuomo testifies over nursing-home COVID deaths: Live updates
Andrew Cuomo will be questioned about his controversial COVID-19 nursing home policy on September 10, following earlier critiques of his response.
Cuomo to testify before House committee that accused him of COVID-19 cover up
Andrew Cuomo is testifying regarding accusations of a cover-up linked to COVID-19 patient directives in nursing homes, stirring political controversy.
Most people don't really care about COVID anymore. That's good - and bad.
The general public's attitude toward COVID is more relaxed due to high infection and immunization rates, but the risk of long COVID remains significant.
De Blasio's Covid czar threw sex parties, took drugs at height of pandemic
Dr. Jay K. Varma, a key public health figure, engaged in reckless behavior during the pandemic while advising the public to isolate.
COVID-19 likely came from a lab, US committee finds
The COVID-19 pandemic likely originated from a laboratory accident, according to a congressional committee report.
Free COVID tests are coming back. Here's how to get yours
The Biden administration is renewing its initiative to provide free at-home COVID-19 test kits amid rising infections.
Andrew Cuomo testifies over nursing-home COVID deaths: Live updates
Andrew Cuomo will be questioned about his controversial COVID-19 nursing home policy on September 10, following earlier critiques of his response.
Cuomo to testify before House committee that accused him of COVID-19 cover up
Andrew Cuomo is testifying regarding accusations of a cover-up linked to COVID-19 patient directives in nursing homes, stirring political controversy.
Most people don't really care about COVID anymore. That's good - and bad.
The general public's attitude toward COVID is more relaxed due to high infection and immunization rates, but the risk of long COVID remains significant.
De Blasio's Covid czar threw sex parties, took drugs at height of pandemic
Dr. Jay K. Varma, a key public health figure, engaged in reckless behavior during the pandemic while advising the public to isolate.
COVID-19 likely came from a lab, US committee finds
The COVID-19 pandemic likely originated from a laboratory accident, according to a congressional committee report.
Free COVID tests are coming back. Here's how to get yours
The Biden administration is renewing its initiative to provide free at-home COVID-19 test kits amid rising infections.
Every Last Walmart In New York Will Be Closed On Thanksgiving Day
Walmart will close all U.S. locations on Thanksgiving Day to thank associates for their dedication during the pandemic.
Virtual wards to digital feedback: the Nordic approach to post-pandemic healthcare | Computer Weekly
Nordic startups were already prepared for a healthcare transformation pre-pandemic, focusing on AI and digital health solutions to meet rising healthcare demands.
From face masks to 9 meals: questions Irish Covid inquiry must answer and why getting to the truth is vital
Ireland's Covid inquiry aims to be a controlled fact-finding exercise, avoiding a witch-hunt approach seen in the UK.
Attorney's nonprofit brings aid to Brooklyn families, wins NY State Bar award
Amanda Lyons has been recognized for her exceptional community service, particularly in supporting children and families in Brooklyn during the pandemic.
The crunch, the flavours, the rituals: how crisps became a British snack obsession
Crisps are a comforting staple, embodying British character and retail resilience during crises, encouraging both enjoyment and societal reflection.
Republicans Haven't Learned From Trump's COVID Failures
Four years ago, Trump mishandled the pandemic, focusing on avoiding blame rather than long-term outcomes.
Lessons from COVID include the ineffectiveness of school closures in the 2020 pandemic despite initial support based on historical disease responses.
Mark Drakeford: The first minister of Wales' highs and lows
Mark Drakeford was popular as Wales' first minister during the pandemic.
Drakeford set an ideological course for Welsh Labour, advocating for policies like free bus passes and prescriptions.
Harvard scientist fired for anti-lockdown views during COVID pandemic
Martin Kulldorff was fired by Harvard for anti-lockdown views
Kulldorff was terminated for supporting Great Barrington Declaration and criticizing government's pandemic response
Do we simply not care about old people?
COVID-19 impact on older adults underestimated
Lack of decisive action for senior care
The CDC hasn't nixed its 5-day COVID isolation ruleyet. Here's why it might
CDC considering updating COVID-19 isolation guidelines to allow people testing positive to leave isolation after 24 hours symptom-free.
Evolution of public health policies and living with new pathogens like COVID-19 highlighted by potential CDC guideline revisions.
Billions lost to fraud during UK's pandemic spending spree
Fraud in UK public spending during the pandemic reached up to £59 billion ($74.4 billion), according to a report from the National Audit Office (NAO).
The NAO identified a lack of access to data as a reason for the authorities' struggle to combat fraud during the pandemic.
The NAO recommends that the government work on improving data sharing and interoperability across different government departments to better prevent and address fraud in future emergencies.
UK Covid inquiry to investigate evidence Scottish ministers failed to protect vulnerable people
The UK Covid inquiry will investigate whether ministers in Scotland failed to properly fund social care and protect those at greatest risk from the virus.
Nicola Sturgeon's decisions as first minister will come under scrutiny, including whether she could have reacted faster to the first outbreaks to potentially save lives.
Personalities do matter in politics, says Gove
Michael Gove accuses some Scottish government ministers of prioritizing political points during pandemic discussions
Gove highlights SNP's Kate Forbes as someone who focused on constructive dialogue
UK Covid inquiry to investigate evidence Scottish ministers failed to protect vulnerable people
The UK Covid inquiry will investigate whether ministers in Scotland failed to properly fund social care and protect those at greatest risk from the virus.
Nicola Sturgeon's decisions as first minister will come under scrutiny, including whether she could have reacted faster to the first outbreaks to potentially save lives.
Personalities do matter in politics, says Gove
Michael Gove accuses some Scottish government ministers of prioritizing political points during pandemic discussions
Gove highlights SNP's Kate Forbes as someone who focused on constructive dialogue
Ten times Boris Johnson was cornered by Hugo Keith at the Covid inquiry
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson faced tough questioning during his appearance before the Covid inquiry.
Protesters interrupted the hearing, demanding more accountability for the government's pandemic response.
Boris admits they 'underestimated' the threat of Covid and ministers should have 'twigged sooner'
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson admits to shaking hands with a Covid patient and not being precautionary enough during the pandemic.
Johnson acknowledges that the government 'underestimated' the threat of Covid in the early days and apologizes to the victims.
Boris Johnson to Face Tough Questions at Covid Inquiry
Boris Johnson is set to testify before an official inquiry into his government's handling of the pandemic.
Johnson is expected to admit mistakes but also defend his decisions, including the vaccine rollout and reopening the economy.
Boris Johnson v the Covid inquiry
The UK's handling of the pandemic is being analyzed by the Covid inquiry
Boris Johnson is set to explain his decisions and possible political comeback
Boris Johnson to Face Tough Questions at Covid Inquiry
Boris Johnson will testify before an inquiry into his government's handling of the pandemic, facing questions about lockdown timing and social gatherings that violated rules.
Johnson is expected to admit mistakes while highlighting successes like the vaccine rollout and reopening the economy.
Boris Johnson admits 'mistakes' to covid inquiry but defends record
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his response to the pandemic in testimony before an independent inquiry.
Johnson acknowledged mistakes were made but argued that his government gave careful consideration to the evidence available at the time.
Ten times Boris Johnson was cornered by Hugo Keith at the Covid inquiry
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson faced tough questioning during his appearance before the Covid inquiry.
Protesters interrupted the hearing, demanding more accountability for the government's pandemic response.
Boris admits they 'underestimated' the threat of Covid and ministers should have 'twigged sooner'
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson admits to shaking hands with a Covid patient and not being precautionary enough during the pandemic.
Johnson acknowledges that the government 'underestimated' the threat of Covid in the early days and apologizes to the victims.
Boris Johnson to Face Tough Questions at Covid Inquiry
Boris Johnson is set to testify before an official inquiry into his government's handling of the pandemic.
Johnson is expected to admit mistakes but also defend his decisions, including the vaccine rollout and reopening the economy.
Boris Johnson v the Covid inquiry
The UK's handling of the pandemic is being analyzed by the Covid inquiry
Boris Johnson is set to explain his decisions and possible political comeback
Boris Johnson to Face Tough Questions at Covid Inquiry
Boris Johnson will testify before an inquiry into his government's handling of the pandemic, facing questions about lockdown timing and social gatherings that violated rules.
Johnson is expected to admit mistakes while highlighting successes like the vaccine rollout and reopening the economy.
Boris Johnson admits 'mistakes' to covid inquiry but defends record
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his response to the pandemic in testimony before an independent inquiry.
Johnson acknowledged mistakes were made but argued that his government gave careful consideration to the evidence available at the time.
Under-fire Matt Hancock to give evidence before Covid inquiry
Matt Hancock expected to defend his performance as health secretary during the pandemic before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
Witnesses have criticized Hancock's approach and called for his removal, including the former senior civil servant Lord Sedwill and former top Number 10 adviser Dominic Cummings.
Andy Burnham accused Hancock of imposing ineffective Tier 3 restrictions on Greater Manchester and administering a punishment beating for the city.
Fauci to testify twice before House COVID panel about pandemic response
Dr. Fauci will testify twice before a House select subcommittee next year, addressing various controversies and investigations related to the pandemic response.
Fauci will answer questions for seven hours per day accompanied by personal attorneys and government counsel.
The House COVID subcommittee released emails showing Fauci's involvement in a research paper meant to disprove the lab leak theory of COVID-19 origin.
Under-fire Matt Hancock to give evidence before Covid inquiry
Matt Hancock expected to defend his performance as health secretary during the pandemic before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
Witnesses have criticized Hancock's approach and called for his removal, including the former senior civil servant Lord Sedwill and former top Number 10 adviser Dominic Cummings.
Andy Burnham accused Hancock of imposing ineffective Tier 3 restrictions on Greater Manchester and administering a punishment beating for the city.
Fauci to testify twice before House COVID panel about pandemic response
Dr. Fauci will testify twice before a House select subcommittee next year, addressing various controversies and investigations related to the pandemic response.
Fauci will answer questions for seven hours per day accompanied by personal attorneys and government counsel.
The House COVID subcommittee released emails showing Fauci's involvement in a research paper meant to disprove the lab leak theory of COVID-19 origin.
Common ground: how galleries are sharing the load to stay afloat
The Covid-19 pandemic led galleries to shift to collaboration, with increased collective initiatives for a better future and survival amidst financial pressures.
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Brands can learn valuable communication lessons from successful pandemic responses.
Cuomo Faulted for Pandemic Leadership but Not for Nursing Home Deaths
The review of the New York State's handling of the coronavirus pandemic did not fault former Gov. Cuomo for nursing home deaths but criticized his decision to centralize the state's pandemic response.