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ABC News (5/26, Mosk, Rubin, Pecorin, Freger) reports that “with over 37,600 deaths, nursing home fatalities now account for nearly 40% of deaths from the novel coronavirus in the U.S., according to an ABC News analysis of the latest public health data.” The piece says that “in at least 18 states, nursing home deaths account for over 50% of coronavirus-related deaths, placing a continued stress on the infrastructure for American elder care even as much of the nation tries to return to some sense of normalcy.” HHS Secretary Alex Azar said on Friday in a statement, “The Trump Administration is providing every resource we can.” Politico (5/26, Severns, Roubein) reports that “as an unprecedented catastrophe unfolds in which more than 28,000

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