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In New York City, 38 children have become ill from a new virus-linked syndrome
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday that 38 New York City children have been inflicted with a serious new inflammatory syndrome that city health officials say appears to be linked to an immune response to Covid-19.
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Why the path to reopening New York City will be so difficult
The factors that made the city one of the hardest hit on the planet — its density, mass transit and tourism — complicate a return to normalcy.
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NYC will dispatch 1K more 'social distancing ambassadors': Mayor
The "big story" about New Yorkers and social distancing is that they largely abide by guidelines to stop the new coronavirus' spread, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday.
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New York City is readying 1,200 hotel rooms with laundry service and meals as part of the city's coronavirus testing and tracing efforts
The New York City coronavirus "test and trace corps" will begin by June. People living in cramped spaces who are COVID-exposed will be sent to hotels.
Read the full story on Business Insider.
How the pandemic is reshaping hospital architecture and design
As COVID-19 cases surged in March and April, New York City's Mount Sinai Hospital rapidly transitioned its care spaces to COVID-19 wards in an effort to stave off the virus and protect front-line workers at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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