They’re looking for clues to what biological factors separate patients who regain their health from those who remain sick.
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U.S. exit from WHO panned by global health experts
The European Union urges Trump to reconsider.
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Merkel declines invitation to G-7 summit in Washington
Germany’s chancellor objects to holding the meeting in person, citing pandemic concerns.
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South Korea closes schools again amid virus spike
It also postpones the planned reopenings of hundreds of schools upon discovering new clusters of the coronavirus in recent days.
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Sports events in England allowed to resume from Monday
Elite sports competitions are allowed to restart as long as no spectators are present and protocols are followed.
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U.S. Open plan in works, including group flights, COVID tests
Officials say their goal is to hold the date in New York at its usual time of year.
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Pandemic’s overall death toll in U.S. likely surpassed 100,000 weeks ago
The numbers analyzed by a Yale School of Public Health research team could include people who died as a result of the epidemic but not from the disease itself.
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Mills directs Corrections Department to buy surplus restaurant food
The announcement comes days after a decision to postpone the June 1 reopening of southern Maine restaurants drew complaints.
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Muzzle Mr. Met? Mascots wonder why they’re banned from MLB
Mascots will not be allowed at games if baseball resumes this summer.
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Number of eliminated college sports programs nearing 100
Critics say not all of the cuts were necessary, citing the benefits those sports bring to the schools.