A move towards nationalism would definitely be a mistake. It's time to do a cost/benefit analysis on health vs. the economy.
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The U.S. Department of Education says that federal special‐education law should not stand in the way of moving coursework online during the pandemic emergency. That’s the right call.
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As regulations are relaxed or waived to address the needs of patients, pain relief must not be given short shrift. We should follow Canadian healthcare's response to this issue.
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