Medical workers at NYC hospitals describe fear, desperation and confusion as the coronavirus creates chaos in the health care system, and facilities rationing protective equipment.
George Washington University converts dorms to housing for healthcare workers fighting coronavirus
According to an email sent to students on Friday, students are not allowed to pack up their own belongings. Dorms will re-open by May to GW Medical Faculty Associates and GW Hospital staff who are unable to return home to their families during the pandemic. George Washington University students have also received housing reimbursement credit in their student accounts, with the alternative option of a direct refund.White House reporters block conservative network from coronavirus press briefings
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