When Omicron Isn’t So Mild
While they may not be hospitalized for respiratory illnesses, “we are seeing some exacerbation of
Hospitals
Omicron Cases Appear to Peak in U.S., but Deaths Continue to Rise
CHICAGO — New coronavirus cases have started to fall nationally, signaling that the Omicron-fueled spike
Why Covid-19 Didn’t Create the Nursing Crisis
We’re entering our third year of Covid, and America’s nurses — who we celebrated as
Hospitals Confront the Fallout From Supreme Court Ruling on Vaccine Mandate
While 21 states and the District of Columbiahave already mandated vaccines for health care workers,
New Virus Cases Begin to Slow in U.S. Cities Where Omicron Hit First
At another bleak moment of the pandemic in the United States — with nearly 800,000
This Covid Surge Feels Different
annie correal From The New York Times, I’m Annie Correal, in for Michael Barbaro. This
In Omicron Hot Spots, Hospitals Fill Up, but I.C.U.s May Not
In hospitals around the country, doctors are taking notice: This wave of Covid seems different
Governor: Maryland Prepares for ‘Terrible Point’ in Covid Crisis
Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland said Sunday that the next few weeks could be one
A New Ban on Surprise Medical Bills Starts This Week
Several studies found that around 20 percent of U.S. patients who had emergency care were
Amid Omicron There’s Still Hope, an I.C.U. Doctor Says
Walking through the intensive care unit on one recent afternoon, I took in a familiar
