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STAT
Fixing pulse oximeters requires federal might and possible legal action, researchers say
Kadija Ferryman and Theodore “Jack” Iwashyna are quoted.
New York Times
As Drugstores Close, Older People Are Left in ‘Pharmacy Deserts’
Caleb Alexander and Ge Bai are quoted.
In the News
What's causing bird flu to surge? Probably climate change, experts say
Erin Sorrell is quoted.
D.C. area on alert after bird flu detected in poultry in Maryland, Delaware
Meghan Davis is quoted.
Regulators Tell Baltimore Drug Program to ‘Cease and Desist’
Clarence Lam is quoted.
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