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Author: Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY

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Opening ‘so many doors for families’: COVID underscores importance of wrap-around care for new moms and children

October 20, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Opening ‘so many doors for families’: COVID underscores importance of wrap-around care for new moms and children

Organizations connect at-risk new moms and kids with medical and social services that became more critical and harder to come by during the pandemic.

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Discipline against bad doctors plummets amid COVID-19 – and more medical errors may slip through cracks

September 8, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Discipline against bad doctors plummets amid COVID-19 – and more medical errors may slip through cracks

Patient safety advocates warn of a “perfect storm” of doctor shortages, stress and slow action by medical boards to discipline during the pandemic.

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Being fit, losing weight is a powerful force against COVID-19 but cities have to do more

July 14, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Being fit, losing weight is a powerful force against COVID-19 but cities have to do more

In Indianapolis, where Keith lives, the city has expanded trails, added green spaces and increased the number of farmers markets. It’s still rankd 94th.

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Rich hospitals, poor safety plans leading up to coronavirus: Should rules change for them now?

May 10, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Rich hospitals, poor safety plans leading up to coronavirus: Should rules change for them now?

Hospital safety experts say the wealth and poor planning by tax exempt health care facilities should be considered when $70B is soon disbursed.

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COVID-19 patients wrong to think breathing tubes ‘synonymous with death,’ doctors warn

May 6, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on COVID-19 patients wrong to think breathing tubes ‘synonymous with death,’ doctors warn

The key to caring for patients on ventilators, who often have to remain intubated and connected to them for two weeks, is “profoundily simplistic,” said Harrell.

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Tackling poverty in a coronavirus-induced economic downturn: Is it too risky or the right thing to do?

April 28, 2020April 28, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Tackling poverty in a coronavirus-induced economic downturn: Is it too risky or the right thing to do?

The social problems borne of poverty, including homelessness and trauma, are a key reason COVID-19 sickens and kills far more people of color.

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‘Tuskegee always looms in our minds’: Some fear black Americans, hardest hit by coronavirus, may not get vaccine

April 19, 2020April 19, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘Tuskegee always looms in our minds’: Some fear black Americans, hardest hit by coronavirus, may not get vaccine

African Americans have historically faced discrimination in health care. Some fear they’ll be reluctant to get the coronavirus vaccine.

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Elective surgeries continue at some US hospitals during coronavirus outbreak despite supply and safety worries

March 21, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Elective surgeries continue at some US hospitals during coronavirus outbreak despite supply and safety worries

Hospitals including University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami as of Friday were still doing elective surgeries.

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Was the swine flu response in 2009 a ‘disaster’ as President Trump said?

March 13, 2020March 15, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on Was the swine flu response in 2009 a ‘disaster’ as President Trump said?

President Trump blamed the Obama Administration Friday for completely botching its response to the 2009 outbreak of H1N1, known as swine flu.

Money

That cushy work-at-home job can lead to social isolation, mental and physical health risks

January 24, 2020 Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Comments Off on That cushy work-at-home job can lead to social isolation, mental and physical health risks

Americans are getting lonelier and jeopardizing their health as more join the gig economy or skip the commute to an office, a new report says

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‘Couldn’t believe it’: Floridians emerge from Idalia’s destruction with hopes to recover

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August 31, 2023 Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY

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August 31, 2023 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

These kids are good: Young Reds in pursuit of a pennant stretch to remember

August 31, 2023 Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

At 61, Meg Ryan is the lead in a new rom-com. That shouldn’t be such a rare thing.

August 31, 2023 Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY

1 dead, 18 injured after collision between car, Greyhound bus in Maryland, police say

August 31, 2023 Emily DeLetter, USA TODAY

College professor harassed students to quench ‘clown fetish,’ offering extra credit, cash

August 31, 2023 Chris Quintana and Colin Campo, USA TODAY

USA TODAY Sports staff makes college football picks: Check out the predictions for 2023

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