April 7, 2020
Selected Coronavirus Media Coverage from the Department of Medical Ethics & Health Policy
Here's a roundup of some of the COVID-19 media coverage involving members of our department.
The New York Times: The coronavirus is here to stay, so what happens next?
CNBC: Wharton business school is using the coronavirus pandemic as a learning opportunity
WHYY RadioTimes: Coping with coronavirus anxiety
Financial Times: US health body's reputation takes a knock over coronavirus
Mother Jones: 4 Recommendations for Dealing With the Coronavirus from a Public Health Dream Team
MSNBC: Trump pushing for a coronavirus vaccine, but concerns over cost have risen
WTTW: The Psychology of Coronavirus vs. Climate Change: Why We Mobilize for One, Not the Other
WHYY: Preparing for the Coronavirus
USA Today: The best thing everyday Americans can do to fight coronavirus? #StayHome, save lives
MSNBC: Dr. Zeke Emanuel: The further spread of coronavirus has to be prevented by social distancing
Yahoo: The military should be mobilized for the coronavirus pandemic
STAT: Coronavirus model shows individual hospitals what to expect in the coming weeks
The New York Times: How the coronavirus may force doctors to decide who can live and who dies
The Philadelphia Inquirer: Coronavirus ‘roller coaster’ will last months, not weeks, experts predict
MSNBC: Social Distancing Is of Vital Importance
USA Today: 'Who lives and who dies': In worst-case coronavirus scenario, ethics guide choices on who gets care
MSNBC: Medical experts answer your questions about coronavirus
TIME: Why Can the Utah Jazz Get Coronavirus Testing, But I Can't?
MSNBC: Concerns of subsequent surges cloud long term view of coronavirus spread in U.S.
MSNBC: Doctor criticizes Sen. Paul for not self-quarantining
Bloomberg: Investors Bet Billions on Virtual Doctor Visits Before Virus Fueled a Boom
The Philadelphia Inquirer: The government should pay Americans to take coronavirus tests. Here’s why.
Technically Philly: Penn Medicine released a digital tool to help hospitals with COVID-19 capacity planning
NPR: U.S. Health Care System Steps Up To Fight Coronavirus Outbreak
POLITICO: 'Bad advice from the president': Trump touts unproven coronavirus drugs
AXIOS: Coronavirus inspires divergent messages and misinformation
The New York Times: Fourteen Days. That’s the Most Time We Have to Defeat Coronavirus.
Harvard Business Review: Hospitals Need Cash. Health Insurers Have It.
The New York Times: Five Signs of Failure
The New York Times: What We Pretend to Know About the Coronavirus Could Kill Us
MSNBC: How combating coronavirus myths can save your life
San Francisco Chronicle: Coronavirus ethics: Which patients get ventilators, and how will hospitals decide?
MSNBC: What does breakdown in the hospitals look like?
MSNBC: Concerns of subsequent surges cloud long term view of coronavirus spread in US
WBUR: US Health Care System Steps Up To Fight Coronavirus Outbreak
TIME: Why Can the Utah Jazz Get Coronavirus Testing, But I Can't?
Philadelphia Inquirer: Coronavirus 'roller coaster' will last months, not weeks, experts predict
MSNBC: Dr. Emanuel: Social distancing is of vital importance
Newsmax: Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel: Social Distancing Will Last Months, Not Weeks
Bloomberg Law: Investors Bet Billions on Virtual MDs Before Virus Fueled a Boom
The New York Times: Who Should Be Saved First? Experts Offer Ethical Guidance
Yahoo News: Dr. Zeke Emanuel warns against the consequences of 're-opening the country' prematurely
MSNBC: Trump fact-checked by top doctor: Virus cases rising for weeks to come
Axios: Coronavirus inspires divergent messages and misinformation
CNBC: The 'patchwork' of state and local quarantines will prolong US coronavirus outbreak
Axios: Fauci: Countries should be prepared for another coronavirus cycle
Politico: A lottery for ventilators? Hospitals prepare for ethical conundrums
Newsmax: Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel: US Could Have 100 Million Infected in Four Weeks
Wall Street Journal: Rationing Care Is a Surrender to Death
Newsmax: Hospitals Forced to Grapple With Life-and-Death Policies
Medscape: Medical Meetings May Be Forever Changed
ABC News: As coronavirus pandemic surges, hospitals prepare for grim possibility of 'ventilator triage'
Becker's Hospital Review: Insurers should transfer premium dollars to hospitals on front lines of pandemic, scholars argue
Newsmax: Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel: US Could Have 100 Million Infected in Four Weeks
Wall Street Journal: Household Budgets Undergo Scrutiny Amid Uncertainty of Coronavirus Crisis
STAT: Two new roadmaps lay out possible paths to end coronavirus lockdowns
Washington Post: Biden angst is overblown
Yahoo: No, it's not public health versus the economy
TPN: FDA Gives Emergency Authorization To Potential COVID-19 Drugs, But Doubts Remain
STAT: We shouldn’t rush to use an unproven malaria drug to treat the coronavirus
Technical.ly: Watch 3 Wharton profs share thoughts on COVID-19's global economic impact
The Guardian: Birds, buds and bright days: how spring can make us healthier and happier
Bloomberg Law: Coronavirus Funds Needed Quickly, Hospital, Medical Groups Say
WBFO: Health care workers 'feel powerless' in choosing who to treat for COVID-19
Philadelphia Inquirer: Physicians facing coronavirus: ‘This is a war. We are soldiers.’
Washington Post: Testing coronavirus survivors' blood could help reopen US
Yahoo News: Dr. Emanuel: We cannot take health care workers' sense of duty for granted
Boston: Two new road maps lay out possible paths to end coronavirus lockdowns
The New York Times: When Will Social Distancing Let Up?
1210WPHT: How do hospitals decide which COVID-19 patients to treat first?
Washington Post: Faced with a crush of patients, besieged NYC hospitals struggle with life-or-death decisions
Newsmax: Dr. Zeke Emanuel: 8-10 Weeks of COVID-19 Mitigation Still Needed
WHYY: Penn, Jefferson expand at-home cancer treatments during COVID-19 pandemic
Harvard Business Review: Why Are Doctors Being Let Go When We Most Need Them?
MSNBC: Dr. Zeke Emanuel: A much higher number of deaths this week 'seems almost inevitable'
MSNBC: Dr. Zeke Emanuel on the return to ‘normal’
The Washington Post: The dark side of ventilators: Those hooked up for long periods face difficult recoveries