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Different Takes: Health Care Workers Fear Next Wave; Lessons On Failed Testing In InstitutionsOpinion writers express views about these pandemic topics and others.The New York Times:Doctors Are Dreading The Third Coronavirus WaveNine months after the first Covid-19 cases were reported in the United States, it is a strange time in the hospital. We spent the summer in what felt like a sort of haze, treating the usual critical care diagnoses of cancer and heart failure and sepsis, under the shadow of the coronavirus. Perhaps it was the warm air and the bright sun, perhaps it was the sight of people outdoors, eating and drinking and laughing, but it was easier to feel that normalcy might be around the bend. But now, as the ai
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hydrojug e nation endures an average of 59,000 new cases a day 鈥?levels that we have not seen since August 鈥?the threat of a third wave, or a winter surge, of this virus builds. And we find ourselves once again in limbo, haunted by the ghosts of the spring while steeling ourselves for the resurgence of illness and isolation that might come. Daniela J. Lamas, 10/27 Stat:Covid-19 Testing In Congregate Housing Reveals Wide DisparitiesThe path to establishing widespread Covid-19 testing in the United States has been slow and painful. There fi
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Thursday, Mar 17 2005Nigeria, Italy Pledge New Financial Commitments to Global FundThe Global Fund To Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria on Wednesday announced that Nigeria has pledged $10 million to the agency, making it the fund s largest financial contributor that also is eligible to receive grants, BuaNews/AllAfrica reports Mabasa, BuaNews/AllAfrica, 3/16 . Nigeria made the announcement during a Global Fund meeting held this week in Sweden to review its total financial needs and discuss how to best finance programs fighting the three diseases worldwide Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, 3/15 . Nigeria, which made a contribution of $10 million in 2002, so far has received $201 million in HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria grants from the fund BuaNews/AllAfrica, 3/16 . President Obasanjo and Nigeria are among the supporting pillars of the Global Fund, Global Fund Executive Director Richard Feachem said, add
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yeezy t should inspire other much wealthier donors to do their part to provide the resources necessary to drive back these three pandemics Global Fund release [1], 3/16 . Italy Releases, Donates Additional FundsItaly announced on Wednesday that it has released about $134 million to the Global Fund and intends to contribute an additional $107 million later in the yea
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