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NYC office life is finally bouncing back, but there’s still a long way to go
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NYC office life is finally bouncing back, but there’s still a long way to go
By Chloe BergerJune 9, 2022
COVID during pregnancy doubles babies’ risk of developmental delays according to medical study
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COVID during pregnancy doubles babies’ risk of developmental delays according to medical study
By Carey Goldberg and BloombergJune 9, 2022
Latest COVID surge is upending schedules and sending parents scrambling—again
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Latest COVID surge is upending schedules and sending parents scrambling—again
By Megan LeonhardtJune 9, 2022
The office buildings that form the bedrock of big cities could be worth $500 billion less because of work from home
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The office buildings that form the bedrock of big cities could be worth $500 billion less because of work from home
By Christine MuiJune 9, 2022
Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5 are unlikely to cause a new summer COVID wave. But they’ll extend the current wave, experts say
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Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5 are unlikely to cause a new summer COVID wave. But they’ll extend the current wave, experts say
By Erin PraterJune 8, 2022
Novavax has developed its own Covid-19 vaccine.
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Novavax COVID shot is approved by FDA advisers, raising possibility of a fourth U.S. vaccine option
By Lauran Neergaard and The Associated PressJune 7, 2022
A nurse checks on a patient in intensive care in New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Health
Here’s where COVID levels are starting to spike again, according to the CDC
By Chris MorrisJune 7, 2022
This summer will decide remote work’s fate. A White House–predicted COVID wave this fall could render it moot
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This summer will decide remote work’s fate. A White House–predicted COVID wave this fall could render it moot
By Erin Prater and Nick LichtenbergJune 7, 2022
The Macy’s flagship store in the Herald Square area of New York, on April 13, 2022.
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How historically bad is inflation? Here’s what to look for in this week’s big CPI report
By Bernhard Warner and Chloe TaylorJune 6, 2022
A nurse in California assists a COVID patient with hand exercises
Commentary
How to fix the nursing shortage—and recruit the next generation of frontline heroes
By Pritma ChatthaJune 6, 2022
‘Archaic tools that just don’t help us get the job done’: Doctors warn a lack of reporting infrastructure makes the U.S. vulnerable to the next outbreak
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‘Archaic tools that just don’t help us get the job done’: Doctors warn a lack of reporting infrastructure makes the U.S. vulnerable to the next outbreak
By Erin PraterJune 5, 2022
Man on a video call as he works from home
Health
Long COVID is a new disability affecting millions of workers—and a ‘moment of essential innovation’ for employers, one lawyer contends
By Erin PraterJune 5, 2022
Long COVID symptoms: What we know—and don’t know—about the mysterious illness that could affect up to 80% of COVID survivors
Health
Long COVID symptoms: What we know—and don’t know—about the mysterious illness that could affect up to 80% of COVID survivors
By Erin PraterJune 4, 2022
Child receiving vaccine shot
Health
COVID is significantly more lethal to kids than the flu
By Chris MorrisJune 3, 2022
Nurse aid helps elderly woman with mask
Family
Staffing shortages to cost U.S. care facilities $19.5 billion this year, study finds
By BloombergJune 2, 2022
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