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Not in hospitals. Not in the clinics. Not spending an hour suturing a laceration, so the resident is available to help others. Not reminding the team that it’s the day, and we should consider stopping the antibiotics. Not presenting on the latest COVID-19 treatment updates during rounds. Not writing the history and physical for the…
Read MoreTraffic is non-existent. Schools are closed. Restaurants are only offering take-out and delivery. Parking lots at strip malls are empty on weekends. Only a limited number of people at a time are allowed inside the grocery store. Welcome to the post-normal era since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the scene in Northern California. One day we…
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Read MoreFunerals are poetically beautiful in a way. Aside from the pain and loss that the family, friends, and loved ones are experiencing … those that gather reflect on the life that was lost with joy and maybe even laughter. While in the presence of the lost loved one, we mourn, and despite the BS, stress…
Read MoreWith the nation on lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic and stores everywhere shuttered, several retailers are offering free shipping with no minimum purchase requirement for a limited time. So, if you have shopping needs, put the following stores on your list. Just note that shipping times are delayed for many retailers now, so you…
Read MoreThe average paid across the U.S. for a gallon of regular gas fell to $2.05 on Friday. That’s 7 cents lower than it was on Monday — and the lowest national average price since at least 2016, according to AAA, which tracks gas prices. In comparison, at this time last year, drivers were paying an…
Read MoreI work at a hospital that, like many others, has taken significant steps to prepare for a surge of COVID-19 cases in the next days to weeks. Many of our residents were sent home while assigned to elective services where we are “nonessential,” to reduce our risk of exposure and deepen the bench of back-up…
Read MoreOn March 19 we launched a tracker providing a repository of information related to state fiscal policy responses to COVID-19. We are updating the tracker frequently and will be using the Tax Foundation blog to summarize new developments and provide analysis of relevant trends as they emerge. This post is part of that series. Past Updates:…
Read MoreThe coronavirus epidemic has proven to be a very challenging time for all of us. However, we must never forget the commitment which health care professionals demonstrate every day in caring for our communities, especially during such times of dire need. From nurses to physicians, respiratory therapists to pharmacists, and the administrative personnel that support…
Read MoreOpening Day for baseball was scheduled for March 26, an annual sports holiday celebrated across the country as it represents a clean slate for millions of fans. This time, March 26 came and went with no opening day games—the coronavirus pandemic has postponed all major sports leagues in an effort to limit the spread of…
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