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Coronavirus Conversations: Mayra Jimenez

After coronavirus takes her job and her insurance along with it, a woman living with a chronic condition navigates her new reality.

California hasn’t seen the surge of COVID-19 cases that New York has. But hospitals are preparing for if it does.

The coronavirus pandemic is putting a serious strain on the country’s primary care system.

The U.S. spends billions each year training doctors in residencies. So why aren’t we getting the doctors we need?

The challenges of protecting “the old, the poor and the sick” from the coronavirus.

As coronavirus closes down her café, a small business owner reckons with mounting financial challenges.

How one hospital in San Francisco is dealing with difficult choices in the wake of the coronavirus.

Dan joins a group of neighbors for their “social distance” stoop party and hears how they are experiencing this outbreak so far.

Even public health experts are struggling to make the right decisions on whether to cancel plans in the midst of the coronavirus.

A look at a universal coverage plan that is very different from the Medicare for All we’ve been hearing about.