How Summer Could Determine The Pandemic’s Future

Swelling crowds at parks, beaches and home improvement stores during the traditional start of summer already are showing that many Americans want to venture out and declare the pandemic is over.

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Fear of Covid Leads Other Patients to Decline Critical Treatment

Psychologists say anxiety and uncertainty prompt irrational decisions — like turning down a transplant when an organ becomes available.

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Nearly 446,000 Patients Affected In April-Reported Breaches

Healthcare providers, insurers and their business associates reported 38 breaches affecting nearly 446,000 patients to the federal government last month.

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Reopening Dental Offices For Routine Care Amid Pandemic Touches A Nerve

Tom Peeling wanted his teeth cleaned and wasn’t going to let the coronavirus pandemic get in the way.

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Newsom Moves to Slash School, Health Spending — But asks Feds for a Rescue

Newsom is taking a strategic, if risky, approach by tying many state budget cuts to aid from the federal government. Will it work?

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Tax Surprise Awaits Small Businesses That Can’t Deduct Some Expenses Covered by PPP

A tax surprise could be around the corner for business owners who participate in the federal government’s forgivable loan program — unless Congress intervenes.

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