A Wall Street analyst's top concerns about one of the hottest healthcare IPOs of 2020

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In pandemic news, Houston and Austin's hospitals will be overwhelmed within two weeks if the cities don't get control of the virus.

One Medical has surged 168% since going public. One Wall Street analyst lays out 4 reasons investors should be skeptical of the hot primary-care company.

• Primary-care upstart One Medical went public at the end of January. The stock has surged since the IPO.
• SVB Leerink analyst Stephen Tanal initiated coverage of One Medical in July, rating it market perform.
• There are four main risks weighing on the publicly traded primary-care company, Tanal wrote.

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Drugmakers are racing to use existing medicines to fight the coronavirus. Here's what you need to know about the 14 most promising medications being put to the test.

• Over the past few months, we've learned a lot more about what treatments work and don't work in patients with COVID-19.
• Of the dozens of repurposed medications that have been tried, two have come back with positive results, while three haven't been successful.
• Business Insider reviewed the research landscape and identified the 14 most promising treatments have been tested.

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The US's second peak may be less deadly than the first — but coronavirus fatalities in the next 3 months could still rival US combat deaths during World War I

• As daily US coronavirus cases continue to rise, daily deaths could stay flat or even decline over the next three months.
• That may seem like a hopeful trend.
• But even if that happens, 50,000 more people in the US are expected to die of COVID-19 from July to October, according to models from the University of Washington.

Read the full story from Aria Bendix here>>

More stories we're reading:

• These Silicon Valley companies were listed as coronavirus paycheck loan recipients — but some say they never applied for loans in the first place (Business Insider)
• Hospitals have become a source of coronavirus spread (The Wall Street Journal)
• Baseball is having major problems with testing for COVID-19, and it could put MLB's restart plans at risk (Insider)
• The New York Times took a look at the racial inequality in COVID-19 (The New York Times)

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