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Author: Ken Alltucker, USA TODAY

Money

Toilet paper, patio heaters and surgical gloves: Amazon vendors hiked prices on pandemic items, report says

January 8, 2021Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on Toilet paper, patio heaters and surgical gloves: Amazon vendors hiked prices on pandemic items, report says

New report found 409 of 750 ‘essential’ pandemic products sold by Amazon vendors saw price hikes of more than 20% over the past year.

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Government program tapped to pay for COVID-19 vaccine injuries rarely sides with consumers

December 24, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on Government program tapped to pay for COVID-19 vaccine injuries rarely sides with consumers

As COVID-19 vaccines are shipped to millions of Americans, experts ask whether people will get a fair review in rare cases of serious side effects.

Nation

‘A major breakthrough’: FDA authorizes nation’s first at-home, over-the-counter COVID-19 test

December 15, 2020December 15, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘A major breakthrough’: FDA authorizes nation’s first at-home, over-the-counter COVID-19 test

The FDA authorized the nation’s first home COVID-19 test without a prescription. The test, made by Australia-based Ellume, will cost about $30.

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‘Momentous event’: HHS Secretary Alex Azar touts COVID-19 vaccine as a key to US herd immunity

December 14, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘Momentous event’: HHS Secretary Alex Azar touts COVID-19 vaccine as a key to US herd immunity

Hospitals nationwide began immunizing health care workers Monday after the FDA’s authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.

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‘Our neighbors, our family members’: Small-town hospitals overwhelmed by COVID deaths

November 15, 2020November 15, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘Our neighbors, our family members’: Small-town hospitals overwhelmed by COVID deaths

As COVID deaths surpass 2,000 a day, public health officials say the pandemic is straining rural hospitals short on staffing and expertise.

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Hospitals overwhelmed: Exhausted staffs, surging COVID-19 cases push nation’s limits

October 31, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on Hospitals overwhelmed: Exhausted staffs, surging COVID-19 cases push nation’s limits

The worsening COVID-19 outbreak, fueled by Americans’ fatigue, means hospitals are scrambling for more doctors, nurses and therapists to fill shifts.

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Fast, cheap, accurate: Researchers pin hopes on Nobel Prize-winning CRISPR-technology tests to detect coronavirus

October 24, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on Fast, cheap, accurate: Researchers pin hopes on Nobel Prize-winning CRISPR-technology tests to detect coronavirus

UC Berkeley’s Nobel Prize winner and MIT researchers employ gene-editing technology to develop rapid COVID-19 virus tests.

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‘Totally unacceptable’: Testing delays force labs to prioritize COVID-19 tests for some, not others

August 10, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘Totally unacceptable’: Testing delays force labs to prioritize COVID-19 tests for some, not others

Without a national plan on testing there simply is not enough capacity now to screen Americans with mild cases who might pass the virus to others.

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State attorneys general: Use federal law to lower cost, increase supply of COVID-19 drug remdesivir

August 4, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on State attorneys general: Use federal law to lower cost, increase supply of COVID-19 drug remdesivir

California, Louisiana and other attorneys general say Gilead Sciences’ antiviral should be licensed to others to ease potential shortages, lower price

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‘Pushing the frontiers’: Long lines for COVID tests, stressed labs delay results as demand spikes

July 11, 2020Ken Alltucker, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘Pushing the frontiers’: Long lines for COVID tests, stressed labs delay results as demand spikes

COVID-19 test results are delayed a week or longer in hotspot communities, undercutting public health efforts to track, isolate and prevent spread.

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