Re-immunity may slow the spread of COVID-19 in some parts of the U.S., scientists say, because a study finds that a population-wide infection rate of about 40 percent may be enough to achieve this form of community protection against the disease. The U.S. has confirmed more than 5.4 million cases …
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Coronavirus: When will long-term facilities reopen to visitors?
A study in 26 nursing homes in the Netherlands, showing that families can try without causing new Covid infections, has encouraged lawyers. Perhaps, they say, in areas with low rates of community infection, if facilities have sufficient protective equipment and testing capacity, family caregivers can be cautiously reintroduced. But many …
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