Free News Sources
News organizations offering free access to coronavirus coverage include:
- AP News Virus Outbreak coverage
- The Guardian's coronavirus coverage
- Harvard Business Review coronavirus coverage
- Law.com, Instant Insights / As Coronavirus Spreads, Legal Industry Shifts into Crisis Management Mode
- Law 360's Coronavirus page
- Los Angeles Times free COVID-19 coverage (registration required)
- MIT Technology Review's coronavirus coverage
- New York Times free coronavirus coverage
- The New Yorker's coronavirus coverage
- Thomson Reuters COVID-19 Resource Center. Sections: News, Government, Legal, Tax & Accounting, Risk & Compliance, Additional Resources
- Washington Post's coronavirus coverage
- WIRED's coronavirus coverage
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COVID-19 e-Newsletters
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Coronavirus: The Week Explained [Guardian]Weekly e-newsletter.
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Coronavirus Briefing [New York Times]Weekdays.
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The New Normal [NPR]Daily newsletter from NPR.
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Coronavirus Outbreak [Bloomberg Law News]
Bloomberg Law users can subscribe.
Personalize by selecting one or more topics: Collection and Payment of Tax; Communications to Employees; Layoffs; Pharmaceutical Research and Development; Public Health; Tax Legislation
Podcasts
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This Changes Everything [Crosscut]"A weekly exploration of the cultural, economic, and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, as told by the reporters covering the response to the virus in Seattle, Washington, the first epicenter of the outbreak in America. Hosted by Sara Bernard."
Health Law & Policy (Not Specific to COVID-19)
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Bill of Health Blog [Harvard Law School]
"Examining the intersection of law and health care, biiotech & bioethics." From Petrie-Flom Center at Harvard Law School. -
The Essential Scan
Biweekly newsletter citing latest health policy research. Produced by the Schaeffer Initiative for Innovation in Health Policy, a collaboration between the Center for Health Policy at the Brookings Institution and the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics. -
Governing e-NewslettersVariety of topics, including health, human services, finance, politics.
Governing began as a magazine in 1987. It is now a "media platform covering politics, policy and management for state and local government leaders." It "provides nonpartisan news, insight and analysis on such issues as public finance, transportation, economic development, health, energy, the environment and technology." -
Guttmacher Institute Email Subscriptions
Several newsletters cover news about reproductive health policy. Two give alerts to the Guttmacher Institute's peer-review journals, Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health and "International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health. -
Health Affairs E-Alerts
Options include alerts on dozens of focused topics (e.g., Cccess to Care, Affordable Care Act, AIDS/HIV, Bioterrorism -
Here's to Your Health (NPR)Not always policy-oriented, but might be worth following. "We're reporting on the latest in medical research, insurance coverage, plus managing your health and the health of the people you love." Weekly.
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Kaiser Family Foundation Email Subscriptions
Newsletters include disparities policy, global health policy, health costs, health reform, HIV/AIDS, Medicaid, Medicare, Polling, Private Insurance, and women's health policy. "The Latest" is a general update sent on Wednesdays and Fridays. The Kaiser Global Health Policy Report offers daily news coverage. -
NBER Bulletin on Aging and HealthSummaries of new working papers from the National Bureau of Economic Research
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NEJM Specialty Update EmailsOne of the options is Health Policy and Reform.
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POLITCO Pulse"Examining the latest in health care policy every weekday morning "
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RAND Health, Health Care, and Aging e-NewsletterPolicy analysis.
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STAT NewslettersSTAT, which "delivers fast, deep, and tough-minded journalism about life sciences and the fast-moving business of making medicines," offers a variety of newsletters and podcasts, either on topics or related to upcoming conferences. For policy and legislation, subscribe to the weekly "D.C. Diagnosis."
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Urban Institute Newsletters
More than 20 newsletters. Variety of topics, including housing, health, criminal justice, tax, education policy, immigration, children's issues, state & local finance.. -
Vitals (Axios)"The politics and business of health care"
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Bloomberg Law Health Law & Business NewsYou can search or browse.
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Bloomberg Law Pharma & Life Sciences NewsYou can search or browse.
When you subscribe, you can personalize your updates by selecting topics.
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