Will virus reshape world views and globalization
A broad examination of how the coronavirus crisis accelerates inward trends in the United States and globally. It argues the pandemic tests globalization, prompts renewed isolation, and could both hinder and spur future international cooperation mediated by technology and shared institutions.
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United States
Jennifer Sciubba
Rhodes College
Memphis
Tennessee
Globalization
America
Man in Rome Dies Alone After Virus Fight at 80s
Enrico Giacomoni, an Italian construction operator who supported his sister’s family, died in Rome after a 13 day battle with a coronavirus infection. His son could not accompany him as guardians in protective suits barred hospital visits. His wife and son quarantined at home while he died on March 29.
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Rome
Enrico Giacomoni
Giacomoni
Nanno
Italy
Giulia
Roberto Giacomoni
Virus patients rush to join study of Gilead drug
Amid the pandemic, patients like Dr. Jag Singh at Massachusetts General join remdesivir trials as NIH expands studies toward a 440 patient target. Gilead ramps up global trials, with over 1,700 given the drug emergencyly, and aims for 500,000 courses by October and over a million by year end.
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Gilead
Jag Singh
Massachusetts General
U.S. National Institutes of Health
Gilead Sciences
Libby Hohmann
Singh
NIH
Mass General
Dan O’day
O’day
China
U.S
Asia
Europe
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Ireland
Jeffrey Martinson
Meredith College
Raleigh
North Carolina
Scott Wilson
University of the South
Sewanee
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Jonathan Cristol
Adelphi University
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New York
Mexico City
THE
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Nicole Winfield
Roberto
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