As labs pledge to make more test kits, here’s why testing may still lag
From coast to coast, local and state officials complain that shortages of everyday supplies are disrupting efforts to sharply ramp up testing, which is key to identifying the spread of disease. By Carolyn Y. Johnson, Brady Dennis, Steven Mufson and Tom Hamburger
Younger adults are large percentage of virus hospitalizations in U.S., CDC finds
Stark new data from the United States and Europe suggests people younger than 50 have a higher risk from coronavirus complications than many realize.
Guide to the pandemic
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This simulation shows how to ‘flatten the curve’Mapping the virus’s spread
