June 16, 2020
Wall Street closes higher on signs of economic recovery
Reuters
These 7 billionaires’ net worth is up more than 50% since start of the Covid-19 pandemic

A new GoBankingRates.com study found that a few of the world's richest people, like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, have recovered their fortunes, growing their net worth by more than 50% during the Covid-19 pandemic from market lows in mid March.
CNBC
The Pandemic Claims New Victims: Prestigious Medical Journals
New York Times
The Looming Hunger Pandemic
After decades of progress in the battle against hunger, the pandemic threatens to push millions toward starvation.
Foreign Affairs
Nursing homes might account for 40% of US COVID-19 deaths

Unniversity of Minnesota
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Washington Post
Major study finds common steroid reduces deaths among patients with severe Covid-19

A cheap, readily available steroid drug reduced deaths by a third in patients hospitalized with Covid-19 in a large study, the first time a therapy has been shown to possibly improve the odds of survival with the condition in the sickest patients.
Statnews
New Zealand military to oversee quarantine facilities after new COVID-19 case
Reuters
Operation Warp Speed Accelerates COVID-19 Vaccine Development
Operation Warp Speed will hasten the delivery of a COVID-19 vaccine by conducting steps concurrently that normally would be conducted sequentially, senior administration officials said.
DoD
PAHO Director calls to contain spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable populations in border areas

Washington, D.C., June 16, 2020 (PAHO)— The Director of the Pan American Health Organization, Dr. Carissa F. Etienne, today called countries to “work together to strengthen the health response within their territories and across frontiers,” in order to contain the spread of COVID-19 cases among migrant and vulnerable populations in border areas.
PAHO
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virus-outbreak-health-us-news-ap-top-news-viral-questions It's hard to say exactly, because the coronavirus is still so new that scientists don't know much about long-term effects.
AP



