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Q & A: Ethical Dilemmas And Disinfectants
Experts discuss disinfectants and ethical dilemmas in excerpts from 'The National Conversation with All Things Considered.'
Southern States, Moving To Reopen, Could Be Most Vulnerable
The White House cast a positive light on data it shared Thursday, saying coronavirus might fade in summer. That's not likely. Plus how to grocery shop safely.
Coronavirus Not Going Away Before Next Fall, Fauci Says
The coronavirus is not going away before next fall, and colleges are grappling with whether or not to open campuses.
Georgia's Plan To Reopen; Anti-Shutdown Protests And Fox News
Georgia plans to reopen parts of its economy, despite guidelines from the federal government advising against doing so. Plus, what contact tracing looks like in South Korea.
More Small Business Aid; Antibody Test Results
The Paycheck Protection Program ran out within two weeks. Congress secured more funding for the program today. Plus — lessons factories can share about keeping workers safe.
Why Testing Is Still So Far Behind
President Trump's guidelines for reopening say states must take charge of testing for the coronavirus. Governors say they can't do it alone.
Q & A: Pets And COVID-19, Ventilators, And The View From Wuhan
Health experts and NPR journalists answer listener questions about China's next steps, the effectiveness of ventilators, and how to care for pets.
Testing Holds States Back; Vaccine Timeline
Testing is a key barrier to states reopening. Plus how researchers hope to accelerate the timeline for a coronavirus vaccine.
New White House Guidance for When States Can Move To Reopen
What is the future of social distancing? President Trump says some states with limited cases may move to reopen.
Reopening Won't Feel Normal; Tech Giants Plan For Contact Tracing
Stimulus checks should be arriving in some bank accounts today but millions of Americans are still waiting on delayed unemployment benefits.