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Critics say for-profit nursing home operators skimp on care and fail to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus
Three residents inside a COVID-plagued retirement home discuss their hopes, fears and worries
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Smartphone mobility data is helping government officials measure social distancing compliance in the fight to contain COVID-19. But it also poses privacy concerns. One...
New, granular data tracks ‘aggregate neighborhood behavior’ but may run afoul of federal consent decree banning political surveillance
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Inmate’s positive COVID test prompts questions
Experts fear the life-threatening outbreak at Carriage Court could be bellwether for the county’s 58 licensed nursing homes and assisted-care facilities
A Memphis defense attorney with COVID-19 believes he caught it in the jail