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Speaking at an Axios event in Denver on Friday, Democratic governor of Colorado John Hickenlooper said that he has talked to a lot of "old friends" this summer about a potential 2020 run.
"I've done politics for 15 years...and I still feel like I'm on the steep side of the learning curve. It's been very, very useful to talk to people and say, "What are the sacrifices?", "What does it take to be successful?" We're still working on it."
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Child care in the U.S. is in crisis, which makes it much harder for the American economy to recover — as providers struggle to stay in business and parents wrestle with work.
Axios Re:Cap digs into the problems and what can be done to solve them, with Vox senior reporter Anna North.
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How sick a person gets from a virus can depend on how much of the pathogen that person was exposed to and how much virus is replicating in their body — questions that are still open for the novel coronavirus.
Why it matters: As people try to balance resuming parts of their daily lives with controlling their risk of COVID-19, understanding the role of viral load could help tailor public health measures and patient care.
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