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Becoming a Doctor

Medical interns across the nation are starting their first days as doctors. One resident’s hopes and fears before her first shift in the COVID ICU.

With business models upended by COVID-19, hospitals are dusting off a decades-old model for bringing acute care into patients’ homes.

In response to coronavirus, experts are designing plans to ration resources and determine who should get care before someone else.

Is the coronavirus situation in San Francisco calm enough that one of its top hospitals could start sending doctors to help New York City?

Is it a good idea for hospitals to send patients recovering from COVID-19 to nursing homes?

After her hospital bans most visitors to prevent the spread of coronavirus, an ICU doctor struggles to keep her patients connected.

A view from inside a hospital at the epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in New York City.

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?