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But the FDA says methanol doesn't always appear on the label. Other public health news includes over-the-top hygiene practices, social bubbles, unpredictable recoveries, tons of call-in-sick days, and more.
With baseball players contracting COVID, games are postponed. But as of yet, no widespread calls are being made to end the experiment in reopening.
Labor unions representing transportation workers ask for a federal rule mandating passengers of buses, planes and trains wear masks. Meanwhile, some Americans continue to resist the idea.
The American Federation of Teachers said strikes would be an option if schools reopen without satisfactory plans for keeping teachers safe from the coronavirus.
CNN takes a deep dive into Justice Brett Kavanaugh's desire to avoid certain thorny issues and his pattern of trying to publicly appeal to both sides.
It's a crazy quilt of plans and rules as school districts try to get teaching back on track. The Trump administration is still pushing full in-person instruction. "The COVID-19 pandemic has stumped the brightest minds at universities," says the Wall Street Journal.
Centene anticipated higher growth in its Medicaid enrollment due to rising umemployment.
The physician who expressed indifference to the veteran's condition was a contract worker at Washington, D.C.'s VA Medical Center’s emergency room.
The deal is aimed at reducing U.S. reliance on China. Other companies in the news include Roche, Reata and Cepheid.
The results are encouraging, though the animal test does not guarantee that the developmental vaccine will work as well on humans.
The new research of a potential blood test offers hope for Alzheimer's research and treatment as the degenerative disease can now only be diagnosed through scans or spinal taps after memory has already faltered.
The presumptive Democratic nominee also says he hasn't been tested for COVID-19.
Despite the imminent expiration of current aid, a quick path to another round of coronavirus stimulus gets tougher as a number of Republican senators object to several of the provisions in their party's proposal.
In his response, the president's son said, "This never happens to someone saying something that benefits the left. It only hurts conservatives."
The AP and New York Times report that Russian military operatives are using English-language websites to spread false information about the coronavirus outbreak to Western audiences, according to newly declassified intelligence .
President Trump continued to promote the use of hydroxychloroquine despite his own administration's scientists warning against its use. His latest evidence is from a doctor with strange medical beliefs.
Despite the ongoing viral surge, President Donald Trump said during a briefing Tuesday night, “You can look at large portions of our country — it’s corona-free.” He also wondered why public health experts Drs. Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx poll well while his popularity shrinks.
According to a Trump administration report, 21 states fall into the "red zone" where coronavirus outbreaks are so serious that federal officials recommend more restrictions; 28 states qualify for the "yellow zone." Meanwhile, new cases may be plateauing in some of those places, yet six of the states report record deaths.
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