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Author: Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY

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Being fit, losing weight is a powerful force against COVID-19 but cities have to do more

July 14, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Being fit, losing weight is a powerful force against COVID-19 but cities have to do more

The annual ranking of the fittest U.S. cities, tracks with some of the cities that weathered COVID-19 better — but the reverse is also often true.

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As states reopen, medical experts recommend pregnant women stay vigilant against COVID-19

May 30, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on As states reopen, medical experts recommend pregnant women stay vigilant against COVID-19

One patient had a stillbirth and another a preterm delivery, but it’s impossible to determine if the coronavirus caused either, study finds.

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Rich hospitals, poor safety plans leading up to coronavirus: Should rules change for them now?

May 10, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Rich hospitals, poor safety plans leading up to coronavirus: Should rules change for them now?

Hospital safety experts say the wealth and poor planning by tax exempt health care facilities should be considered when $70B is soon disbursed.

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Tackling poverty in a coronavirus-induced economic downturn: Is it too risky or the right thing to do?

April 28, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Tackling poverty in a coronavirus-induced economic downturn: Is it too risky or the right thing to do?

The social problems borne of poverty, including homelessness and trauma, are a key reason COVID-19 sickens and kills far more people of color.

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‘Tuskegee always looms in our minds’: Some fear black Americans, hardest hit by coronavirus, may not get vaccine

April 19, 2020April 19, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘Tuskegee always looms in our minds’: Some fear black Americans, hardest hit by coronavirus, may not get vaccine

African Americans have historically faced discrimination in health care. Some fear they’ll be reluctant to get the coronavirus vaccine.

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Medical workers concerned some elective surgeries are still ongoing amid coronavirus outbreak

April 1, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Medical workers concerned some elective surgeries are still ongoing amid coronavirus outbreak

“These are probably the same hospitals where manager retaliation…and firings are the norm,” said retired travel nurse and advocate John Kauchick.

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From New York City to St. Augustine, fever charting shows social distancing may be ‘breaking the chain’ of coronavirus infections

March 24, 2020March 25, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on From New York City to St. Augustine, fever charting shows social distancing may be ‘breaking the chain’ of coronavirus infections

An analysis of some 1M digital thermometers show the number of people with flu-like illness dropped in places with strict social distancing orders.

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Elective surgeries continue at some US hospitals during coronavirus outbreak despite supply and safety worries

March 21, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Elective surgeries continue at some US hospitals during coronavirus outbreak despite supply and safety worries

Hospitals including University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami as of Friday were still doing elective surgeries.

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Was the swine flu response in 2009 a ‘disaster’ as President Trump said?

March 13, 2020March 15, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on Was the swine flu response in 2009 a ‘disaster’ as President Trump said?

President Trump blamed the Obama Administration Friday for completely botching its response to the 2009 outbreak of H1N1, known as swine flu.

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‘The only thing missing are the hugs’: How people fight addiction amid coronavirus social distancing

March 13, 2020Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘The only thing missing are the hugs’: How people fight addiction amid coronavirus social distancing

Recovery groups and Alcoholics Anonymous take precautions amid the coronavirus outbreak that include avoiding handshakes.

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