CDC offers few guidelines for reopening safely
The advice, which places the onus on state and local governments, was released on the same day that President Trump called testing “overrated” as a tool to track and control the virus.
Ousted official doubts U.S. ability to handle another virus wave
Republicans attacked Rick Bright, who told lawmakers that the government should not play down the possibility that a vaccine for mass distribution could take years to develop.
Emergency physician Alessandra Said dons personal protective equipment before attending to a patient with covid-19 in Manaus, Brazil. (Raphael Alves for The Post)
A woman falls to her knees behind a member of an emergency team that could not revive her elderly relative who went into cardiac arrest. (Raphael Alves for The Post)
After emergency personnel load this 78-year-old man into an ambulance, they will start searching for a hospital bed. (Raphael Alves for The Post)
Emergency physician Alessandra Said, exhausted, sighs after a visit with her mother, a cancer patient with covid-19. (Raphael Alves for The Post)
The ambulance used by emergency physician Alessandra Said and her team is sanitized. (Raphael Alves for Post)
In Brazil, a dying man and a desperate search for an open bed
Brazil’s failure to provide enough hospital beds for its surging number of critical coronavirus patients is yielding increasingly grim results, particularly in Manaus, a city of 2 million people.
Summer movie season rests on one Christopher Nolan film
The studio, Nolan and theater owners have been trying to pull toward the same goal, say those familiar with their conversations: support “Tenet,” slated for a July 17 theatrical release, as the movie that reopens America.
Guide to the pandemic
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