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A crisis in testing logistics leads to a breakthrough device.
An intensive procedure helped patients breathe while their lungs healed.
Social unrest came on the coattails of the pandemic, and hospital workers rose to fight that battle, too.
As COVID-19 first swept through Boston, the people of Massachusetts General Hospital responded. Their efforts offer a portrait of medicine in motion.
Since its founding in 1811, MGH has both faced pandemics and learned from them.
The new normal meant new tasks to be done. Those jobs were often filled by very unconventional candidates.
Are there echoes of the “cholera riots” in the age of COVID-19?
In American Indian country—long underfunded and underserved—new rules and payment models for telehealth can vastly improve the delivery of care.
One sure-fire way to test vaccines and treatments is to deliberately infect volunteers. Once unthinkable, the idea is quickly gaining steam.
Since the 1960s, the dream of ultra-fast high dose radiation promised better cancer treatment with fewer side effects. Will the reality measure up?
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