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A team of government officials — led by FEMA and the CDC — has created a public health strategy to combat the coronavirus and reopen parts of the country wapo.st/34DIoRG
The version of the strategy obtained by The Post appears to be an early draft containing instructions for a phased reopening of institutions such as schools, childcare facilities, summer camps, parks, faith-based organizations and restaurants. wapo.st/34DIoRG
President Trump wants a final detailed plan on reopening the country ready within days so he can issue suggestions for some states to reopen May 1, officials said wapo.st/34DIoRG
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It’s one of the biggest unknowns about the coronavirus, determining what comes next for those who have endured covid-19 and now appear to be fully recovered. Are they immune? wapo.st/34MJnz3
Some kind of immunity post-infection is the most plausible scenario for covid-19 patients.

The body’s immune system typically clears out a virus and then maintains sentinel disease-fighting antibodies that are ready to repel a subsequent attack. wapo.st/34MJnz3
Yet there are preliminary reports out of other countries, not yet peer reviewed, that some survivors test positive after they’ve been officially cured and have widely varying amounts of antibodies — abundant in some survivors, undetectable in others. wapo.st/34MJnz3
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As governors across the country fell into line in recent weeks, South Dakota Gov. Kristi L. Noem stood firm: There would be no statewide order to stay home. wapo.st/3a21qSI
Now South Dakota is home to one of the largest single coronavirus clusters anywhere in the United States, with more than 300 workers at a giant ­pork-processing plant falling ill. wapo.st/3ekjWsT
Noem continued to resist calls for a shelter-in-place order. Instead, she used a briefing Monday to announce trials of a drug President Trump has touted as a potential breakthrough in the fight against covid-19, despite a lack of scientific evidence. wapo.st/3ekjWsT
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The Post has tracked every covid-19 death in the United States. Behind every reported fatality, every data point on a curve or chart, is a name and a story.

Precious few may ever be widely known. But here are some of them. wapo.st/2XDJgUV
Of the first 1,000 who died, The Post found approximate ages for 458, or about 46 percent.

There were seven in their 30s, or 1.5 percent.

Shoshana Davis was 35.

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Of those whose approximate ages were reported, 56 were in their 50s, or 12 percent.

Ron Golden was 56.

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