Publications
Centering on Coronavirus: Diagnostic and Antibody Testing
In this issue brief, published April 27, 2020, The New Center explores how the United States got behind the testing curve and how we might still be able to correct our course and move toward a safe reopening of our economy.

Numbers At-A-Glance
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500,000 daily tests
is the minimum number of tests needed to achieve a complete reopening of our economy.
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Sensitivity is a testing metric
that describes the rate of detecting the presence of antibodies in individuals who have had the disease.
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The prevalence of COVID-19 antibodies
among the tested population also affects the validity of test results.
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Economy Health Care
The Next CARES Act: A Better, Faster Way to Deliver Aid
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Medical Supply Shortages
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Expansion of Telehealth
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Health Care
COVID-19 in Nursing Homes: How Could We Let This Happen?
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Finding the Center on State and Local Aid
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Health Care Technology
Centering on Coronavirus: The Digital Divide
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Litigating a Pandemic
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Aiding Vulnerable Nonprofits
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Gig Economy
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Ventilator Shortage
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Governance Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Voting During a Pandemic
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Vaccine Development
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Health Care
The Opioid Crisis
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Health Care
Medicare Payment Reform
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Health Care
Closing the Doctor Gap