New England Journal of Medicine

Audio Interview: A Look at SARS-CoV-2 Transmission

by Eric J. Rubin, Lindsey R. Baden, and Stephen Morrissey

Editors discuss the transmission of SARS-CoV-2, looking at new evidence from Iceland and from the Diamond Princess cruise ship

Bloomberg

Global Trade Order Looks Wobbly in the New Pandemic Reality

by Shawn Donnan

In the pre-pandemic world, this was set to be a Monday for distilling a new global order

Washington Post

Patients With Underlying Conditions Are 12 Times as Likely to Die of COVID-19 as Otherwise Healthy People, CDC Finds

by Lena H. Sun

Coronavirus patients with underlying health problems were substantially more likely to be hospitalized than other people with COVID-19

New York Times

A Mad Scramble to Stock Millions of Malaria Pills, Likely for Nothing

by Sheryl Gay Stolberg

Before the FDA withdrew its waiver to stockpile the drugs as COVID-19 treatments, the Trump admin embarked on an effort to tens of millions of doses

Wall Street Journal

U.S. Work With WHO Continues, Weeks After Trump’s Vow to Quit

by Drew Hinshaw and Jessica Donati

U.N. agency has received no formal notice of withdrawal, raising hopes U.S. won’t follow through

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