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    "There’s a major lack of clinics, sanitation, and other utilities. So for many it’s not only the lack of space that’s a concern." | How do you socially distance in some of the world's most crowded places? Well, you really can't. Latest for .

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    Our new piece for on how alternative mourning rituals bring comfort and closure to families who lost a loved one during the outbreak in . (with , and many thanks for the great editing, !). .

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    grateful for wonderful freelancers like and . they wrote a beautiful piece about helping families who have lost loved ones to ebola in the DRC find closure with new rituals (like planting a tree).

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    The world's climate conference COP26 is postponed.

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    Vital detail about the estimated 200,000 deaths: tells "the model assumes" states not restricting movement will do so, and all states will continue until June 1. "If states don't do all of that, the death toll would be projected to be even higher."

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    Now more than ever, we are looking for ways to feel less alone — and poetry can be one outlet to bring people together. With the help of NPR readers and listeners, poet Kwame Alexander put together a crowdsourced poem of hope 📝

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    With We laid out a strategy on for how we can reduce coronavirus transmission and provide care using a community-based approach. Also will help keep parts of the economy moving.

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    This is an incredible idea. As a professor of many current and returned PCVs, I'd love to see their skills put to use.

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    disease outbreaks affect the price of food -- which can be devastating for impoverished ppl. After Ebola in Liberia, rice prices increased by more than 30%, while cassava prices rose 150%. In the wake of COVID-19, food prices in China increased by 20%.

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