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The Health 202: At Least Half of COVID-19 Patients On Ventilators Don't Make It
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First-Come, First-Served Healthcare No Longer Applies. We Must Now Allocate Care To Those Who Will Benefit The Most | Opinion
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US May Not Resuscitate The Dying to Aid Coronavirus Doctors as Cases Overtake China
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Hospitals Consider Universal Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders For Coronavirus Patients
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Editorial: We Don’t Know How the Coronavirus Pandemic Ends. Medical Professionals Are Preparing For The Worst.
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Coronavirus Math Shows the Importance Of Social Distancing, And The Horrible Consequences Of Not Doing It
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Hospitals Trying To Figure Out How They Would Ration Ventilators As Coronavirus Cases Rise In New York
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Coronavirus Update: Millennials Might Be Falling Seriously Sick
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‘We Are Not Prepared.’ Coronavirus Surge a Time Bomb for US Hospitals, Experts Warn
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Spike in Cases Could Force Rationing Decisions In US
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How Much Does COVID-19 Affect Millennials? New CDC Data Offer a Clue
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