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Before a Washington mother died of coronavirus, her six children used a walkie-talkie to say goodbye

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Just weeks ago, Sundee Rutter was told she was beating breast cancer. But suddenly she was dying of a different disease, and her six children were saying goodbye -- from the other side of a window.

Coronavirus-stricken Chris Cuomo says he chipped a tooth while shivering

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Coronavirus-stricken CNN anchor Chris Cuomo was shivering so severely Tuesday night that he chipped a tooth, he revealed on-air Wednesday while describing his symptoms.

Fauci getting security detail amid safety threats, admirers: reports

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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the face of the coronavirus response in the U.S., has been assigned a security detail due to growing threats to his personal safety, according to reports.

US coronavirus cases pass 200,000. More states are saying stay at home

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On a day several more states, including Florida, told most of their residents to stay at home, the number of US coronavirus cases skyrocketed past 200,000 on Wednesday.

Duterte warns those who violate coronavirus lockdown will be shot dead

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ordered police and military in the country on Wednesday to kill troublemakers who violate coronavirus lockdown measures.

COVID-19 cases and deaths rising, debt relief needed for poorest nations: WHO

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The head of the World Health Organization voiced deep concern on Wednesday about the rapid escalation and global spread of COVID-19 cases from the new coronavirus, which has now reached 205 countries and territories.

WHO expects Malaysia's coronavirus cases to peak in mid-April

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The number of coronavirus cases in Malaysia is expected to peak in mid-April and there are signs of a flattening of the infection curve, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.

Oregon veteran, 104, could be oldest coronavirus survivor

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A World War II veteran who just celebrated his 104th birthday with a social distancing party could be the world's oldest coronavirus survivor, according to local reports.

Samaritan's Purse Central Park field hospital takes in first patient in coronavirus fight

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Samaritan's Purse charity opened their 68-bed field hospital in New York City's Central Park on Wednesday to offer additional help for coronavirus patients.

Oregon veteran survives coronavirus, celebrates 104th birthday

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It was a very happy 104th birthday for U.S. military veteran William Lapschies on Wednesday. The Lebanon, Ore., resident celebrated with family members after surviving a recent bout with the coronavirus, according to media reports.

Australia begins pre-clinical testing for coronavirus vaccine

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Australia's national science agency said on Thursday it has commenced the first stage of testing potential vaccines for COVID-19, as it joins a global race to halt the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus: Testing will 'unlock puzzle', PM says

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It comes after it was revealed only 2,000 out of half a million frontline NHS workers in England have been tested.

China's Shenzhen bans the eating of cats and dogs after coronavirus

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The Chinese city of Shenzhen has banned the eating of dogs and cats as part of a wider clampdown on the wildlife trade since the emergence of the new coronavirus.

New Jersey ER doctor who survived cancer dies after showing coronavirus symptoms, family says

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A New Jersey ER doctor died in his New York City apartment before medics arrived Tuesday, one week after displaying symptoms of COVID-19.

Trump says China's coronavirus numbers seem 'on the light side'

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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the coronavirus statistics China was reporting seemed "a little bit on the light side," while his national security adviser said Washington had no way of knowing if Beijing's figures were accurate.

Most Americans huddle indoors as coronavirus deaths keep spiking

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Four new states imposed sweeping stay-at-home directives on Wednesday in response to the coronavirus pandemic, putting over 80% of Americans under lockdown as the number of deaths in the United States nearly doubled in three days.

Coronavirus: What to do if you or a loved one has symptoms

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It's a scenario all too many of us are facing -- or will soon face.

Philippine student hopes 3D printer can be lifesaver for doctors

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A schoolboy in the Philippines has been putting his free time to good use by making dozens of plastic face shields with his home 3D printer, in an effort to protect medical workers fighting a surge in coronavirus cases.

People with coronavirus are highly contagious for days prior to symptoms, says scientist

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A scientists tells Fox News her experience underscored a disturbing reality: young, healthy adults hold no innate immunity to the coronavirus.

These are the faces of some of the US coronavirus victims

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The number of people who have died in the United States after contracting the novel coronavirus continues to climb.

Texan spring break group tests positive for coronavirus after Mexico beach trip

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Twenty-eight students who returned to Texas after spring break at Mexico's Cabo San Lucas beach resort have tested positive for coronavirus, although Mexican officials pushed back against the suggestion that they picked up the virus at the tourist spot.

Pentagon looking to provide up to 100,000 body bags for civilians in virus outbreak

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The Pentagon is looking to provide up to 100,000 body bags for use by civilian authorities as the coronavirus outbreak worsens in the United States with a high death toll expected in coming weeks.

Will zinc supplements protect against coronavirus?

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Dr. Manny explains whether you should be taking zinc supplements to help prevent COVID-19.

Here's a list of disinfectants you can use against coronavirus

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is arming consumers with a list of disinfectants that people can use to protect themselves from the novel coronavirus.

FDA calls for heartburn drug Zantac to be pulled from market immediately

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The US Food and Drug Administration is requesting that manufacturers pull all prescription and over-the-counter ranitidine drugs, known by the brand name Zantac, from the market immediately, the agency announced on Wednesday.

Connecticut infant may be youngest coronavirus fatality in US, gov says

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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said the infant is believed to be the youngest fatality related to COVID-19 in the U.S.

Diarrhea first sign of coronavirus in some patients, study finds

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Some patients with COVID-19 experience gastrointestinal symptoms, particularly diarrhea, as the first sign of illness, according to a new study.

Coronavirus: Volunteers help protect NHS workers

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The army of volunteers making essential supplies for NHS workers fighting Covid-19.

FDA Requests Zantac Be Pulled From the Market

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Six months after independent testing first raised the possibility that popular heartburn drug ranitidine (Zantac) might break down into the powerful carcinogen n-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), the FDA has asked for the removal of all ranitidine products from the…

Egypt's health sector races to scale up coronavirus readiness

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Egypt has ramped up efforts to fight the coronavirus, ordering manufacturers to channel medical protective equipment to public hospitals and announcing 1 billion Egyptian pounds ($64 million) in extra funding for its health services.

Trump says U.S. will soon have more ventilators than it needs for virus victims

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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States will soon have more ventilators than it needs and there will be enough eventually to send some to other countries.

'Pink Eye' Often a Symptom of COVID-19

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Of 38 patients with COVID-19, a dozen also had pink eye (conjunctivitis), a new study found. In two patients, the coronavirus was present in both nasal and eye fluids.

France passes 4,000 coronavirus deaths, no end of lockdown in sight

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France became the fourth country to pass the 4,000 coronavirus deaths threshold on Wednesday, after Italy, Spain and the United States, as the government scrambles to stay ahead of the curve regarding ventilator-equipped beds that are quickly filling up.

Maryland nursing home coronavirus outbreak may have started with asymptomatic staffer, gov says

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Maryland has nearly 2,000 cases of COVID-19 and at least 31 deaths.

EPA Didn't Tell Residents About Gas Risks: Report

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A new government report has rebuked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for failing to tell residents about the health risks they face by living near facilities that release cancer-causing ethylene oxide gas.

Recovering from coronavirus: Three harrowing stories of surviving Covid-19

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We have spoken to three people who were hospitalised after contracting coronavirus.

Mild COVID-19 Often Only Shows Gastro Symptoms

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In the new study, the research team tracked data from 206 patients with mild COVID-19. Nearly one-quarter (48) had digestive symptoms only, 69 displayed both digestive and respiratory symptoms, and 89 had respiratory symptoms only.

Monitoring for coronavirus: What is an oximeter?

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An oximeter is available in drugstores and online, but do you need one?

Coronavirus Updates: Congress Considers More Action, Scientists React

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NPR science and White House correspondents relay the latest in the United States response to the coronavirus epidemic.

Coronavirus: Meet the ex-NHS staff who are returning to work

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Thousands of ex-NHS staff have returned to work to help fight coronavirus after a government appeal.

Medical Helpline Calls Soar as COVID-19 Spreads

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The widespread fear has led thousands of people to call medical helplines rather than enter hospitals that are full of other sick people.

Mexico scrambles to meet desperate U.S., European ventilator demand

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Mexico's medical device industry is scrambling to meet an eleven-fold jump in demand for ventilators as patients with respiratory conditions linked to the coronavirus pandemic overwhelm hospitals in the United States and Europe.

Coronavirus: Should the UK use drones to disinfect public spaces?

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A group is calling for a change in regulation so drones can spray disinfectant in public places

GLAAD criticizes FDA ban on blood and plasma donations from gay and bisexual men during coronavirus

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Federal guidelines preventing men who have sex with other men from donating blood for clinical trials to treat coronavirus patients are discriminatory, LGBTQ advocacy group GLAAD said.

U.N. nuclear agency sending coronavirus testing gear to 40 countries

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The U.N. atomic agency is sending an initial batch of equipment to about 40 countries with which they will be able to perform a standard test for the coronavirus involving a technique derived from nuclear science, it said on Wednesday.

Understanding how the protein tau moves between neurons yields insight into possible treatments for …

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In the fight against neurodegenerative diseases such as frontotemporal dementia, Alzheimer's and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, the tau protein is a major culprit. Found abundantly in our brain cells, tau is normally a team player -- it maintains structure …

Fighting COVID-19 Is Like 'Whack-A-Mole,' Says Writer Who Warned Of A Pandemic

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Atlantic writer Ed Yong warned of a global pandemic two years ago. He says scientists are still working to understand how COVID-19 travels through air - and whether more of us should be wearing masks.

Cell therapy touted as possible coronavirus treatment by Cleveland biotech company

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The coronavirus has killed more than 4,000 people in the United States so far, and the race is on to find a vaccine, along with other treatments, to save the lives of those who are already infected.

Tommy the robot nurse helps keep Italy doctors safe from coronavirus

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He doesn't wear a mask but he is helping save lives from coronavirus just the same. Meet Tommy, the robot nurse.

Spain's coronavirus cases top 100,000 as masks, sanitiser flown in

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Two planes packed with protective equipment arrived to restock Spain's overloaded public health system on Wednesday as its confirmed coronavirus cases rose beyond 100,000 and it recorded its biggest one-day death toll from the outbreak.

Coronavirus: Why some people with symptoms in India are living in trees

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Many thousands of people in India have left cities and returned to their villages amid a nationwide lockdown order which has caused confusion and anger.

Italy coronavirus death rate slows but studies suggest true tally higher

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Italy's daily death toll from coronavirus on Wednesday was the lowest for six days, authorities said, but the overall number of new infections grew and the government extended a national lockdown until at least the middle of April.

Coronavirus: more health myths to ignore

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Reality Check tackles misleading health advice being shared online

Coronavirus: Expert panel to assess face mask use by public

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Experts are set to assess the value of face masks in helping slow the spread of coronavirus.

Story on FDA authorizing new test kit for coronavirus withdrawn

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The March 31 story on BodySphere receiving FDA authorization for a rapid antibody test for coronavirus has been withdrawn. In a statement to Reuters, BodySphere said it has not received this authorization. There will be no replacement story.

Israelis told to wear face masks in public, mark religious holidays with close family only

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All Israelis should wear face masks while in public as a precaution against the coronavirus, and upcoming Jewish, Muslim and Christian holidays should be marked only with immediate family, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday.

Difference between coronavirus and seasonal allergies: Your questions answered by an expert

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Over 30 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies, which may cause dry cough, shortness of breath and abdominal chest pain, which is similar to symptoms reported by COVID-19 patients.

UK coronavirus deaths rise by 563 to 2,352

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The number of people with coronavirus who have died in Britain rose by 563 to a total 2,352 by 1600 GMT on March 31, the government said on Wednesday.

Global nuclear medicine community shares COVID-19 strategies and experiences

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In an effort to provide safer working environments for nuclear medicine professionals and their patients, clinics across five continents have shared their approaches to containing the spread of COVID-19. This compilation of strategies, experiences and precauti…

Control of COVID-19 in Nursing Homes Guidelines (2020)

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2020 guidelines on infection control and prevention of COVID-19 in nursing homes by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CM

COVID-19 Deaths in Italy a Lesson for the US

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Italy was slow to enact social distancing orders following the first reports of COVID-19 cases in the country, a factor that experts believe may have played a part in how quickly coronavirus cases overwhelmed the nation's hospitals.

Guidance on Obstetric COVID-19 (ISUOG, 2020)

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Guidance on the management of COVID-19 infection during pregnancy, childbirth, and the neonatal period, from the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

New CT scoring criteria for timely diagnosis, treatment of coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

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Updated CT scoring criteria that considers lobe involvement, as well as changes in CT findings (i.e., ground-glass opacity, crazy-paving pattern, and consolidation), could quantitatively and accurately evaluate the progression of coronavirus disease (COVID-19)…

Coding for Coronavirus: NEW Guidance Replaces Rule of 1 Month Ago

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CDC has taken the unprecedented step of introducing a new code for COVID-19 diagnoses, superseding guidance of just a month ago. Here's what you need to know to code and get paid.

Coronavirus infects dozens of University of Texas spring breakers who chartered plane to Mexico

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More than two dozen students from the University of Texas who chartered a plane to Mexico for spring break are now infected with the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.

Coronavirus on Fabric: What You Should Know

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If you suspect you got too close for too long, or someone coughed on you, there's no harm in changing your clothing and washing it right away, especially if there are hard surfaces like buttons and zippers where the virus might linger.

More Than 60 Doctors in Italy Have Died in COVID-19 Pandemic

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Italy has been the country worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 10,000 deaths. Among them are 60 doctors and healthcare professionals.

Coronavirus in the US: State-by-state breakdown

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In the U.S., all 50 states plus the District of Columbia have reported confirmed cases of COVID-19, tallying over 203,600 illnesses and at least 4,476 deaths.

COVID-19: More Hydroxychloroquine Data From France

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Further promising data from the Marseille group on the impact of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 patients have been posted, but one French expert warns that doubts remain over the quality of the results.

Understanding brain tumors in children

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The causes of 40% of all cases of certain medulloblastomas -- dangerous brain tumors affecting children -- are hereditary. A genetic defect that occurs in 15% of these children plays a key role by destabilizing the production of proteins. The researchers suspe…

Coronavirus live blog: Former FDA official Dr. Henry Miller answers your questions

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Dr. Henry Miller, a former FDA official, is here to answer your coronavirus questions.

Men wash their hands much less often than women and that matters more than ever

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Handwashing with soap and warm water for 20 seconds -- along with staying home and standing six feet apart from others -- is the best weapon we have against the novel coronavirus that has infected almost 800,000 people around the world.

Blocking the iron transport could stop tuberculosis

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The bacteria that cause tuberculosis need iron to survive. Researchers have now solved the first detailed structure of the transport protein responsible for the iron supply. When the iron transport into the bacteria is inhibited, the pathogen can no longer gro…

How dopamine drives brain activity

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Using a specialized magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sensor that can track dopamine levels, neuroscientists have discovered how dopamine released deep within the brain influences distant brain regions.

First COVID Deaths in the US Mobilized a Dialysis Network

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When the first COVID-19 death in the United States was a patient at a Northwest Kidney Center in Seattle, measures to prevent infection were rapidly put in place, and here is what they learned.

Unemployment and COVID-19: Who Will Pay for Care?

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How will those newly unemployed due to the coronavirus pandemic pay for medical care if they become infected?

A visual guide to the outbreak

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Key charts explaining how the respiratory virus has spread and how it is being dealt with.

Close Your Practice Briefly...or Longer? COVID-19 Decision

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Many practices are taking a financial hit because of COVID-19 and may have to decide whether to shut down temporarily or perhaps even longer.

WHO 'deeply concerned by coronavirus 'rapid escalation'

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WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesu says deaths have more than doubled in the past week.

More Than 60 Doctors in Italy Have Died in COVID-19 Pandemic

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Expert guidance comes from Chinese cardiology and infectious disease specialists on how to manage severe emergent cardiovascular disease during COVID-19.

CMS to Front Medicare Payments to Physicians for 3 Months

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The aim is to support cash flow during the COVID-19 emergency; providers will have to start repaying Medicare after a 120-day grace period.

UK races to convert a convention hall into hospital for coronavirus patients

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The United Kingdom will open the doors this week on what could soon be the biggest intensive care unit in the country -- and it was built in about a week.

What To Know If Your Surgery Has Been Put on Hold

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"During this unprecedented pandemic, it is important to remember that your surgeon and health care team have your care and safety in mind. This is a very fluid situation that is literally changing on an hourly basis. As a result, it is reasonable to expect can…

Coronavirus Daily Digest: April 1, 2020

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A roundup of the latest news about COVID-19

COVID-19 Daily: Topol Laments Betrayal, HCP Couples Prepare

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These are the coronavirus stories you need to know about today.

COMMENTARY: How Long Is It Safe to Delay Gynecologic Cancer Surgery?

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Many health systems have defined which surgeries they consider permissible during the pandemic, typically by using time parameters (days/weeks/hours) by which a patient would not be caused harm.

COVID-19 Crisis May Help Trigger Addiction Relapse

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The social distancing and isolation of the coronavirus pandemic may put people struggling with addiction at risk for relapse, an expert says.

What If a COVID-19 Test Is Negative?

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It's conventional wisdom that the secret sauce to fighting the pandemic is testing for the virus. Without testing, strategy is faith-based. But what'll you do differently if the test is negative?

DJ with terminal cancer and coronavirus told doctors to 'save someone else'

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A popular DJ in the United Kingdom who had been battling cancer for two years, died of coronavirus on Monday after telling doctors to go "save someone else's life."

Coronavirus in UK: How many confirmed cases are there in your area?

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Key graphics explaining how coronavirus has spread in the UK and the government's response.

Topol: US Betrays Healthcare Workers in Coronavirus Disaster

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Many US healthcare workers started this year already suffering from burnout, but the worst was yet to come.

Grief and fear after a Covid-19 death: Managing a double trauma

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In the midst of heartbreak we are alone, unable to reach out and comfort those who mourn, standing a careful six feet from each other.

Should you wear a homemade face mask?

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While high-quality medical face masks should be reserved for health professionals battling the coronavirus amid a shortage of protective equipment, some experts are saying others should consider making their own mask.

The discovery of new compounds for acting on the circadian clock

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Scientists have succeeded in the discovery of novel compounds to lengthen the period of the circadian clock, and has shed light on their mechanisms of action.

Coronavirus: GP surgery apology over 'do not resuscitate' form

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Patients with life-limiting conditions were asked to sign a "do not resuscitate" form via a letter.

Coronavirus: Who should be wearing masks?

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Masks can help stop the spread of coronavirus - but only in the right circumstances.

How to Look After Your Health and Fitness When Working From Home

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Working from home might seem like an amazing opportunity to relax and take it easy. You can wake up later, you don't need to commute to work, and you can avoid to speaking to anyone you don't want to. But while all that might sound amazing, it can actually end…

9 Benefits of Agarwood Oud Oil

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Agarwood was used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of halitosis, pain, regulation of the vital organs, relive spasms and treat the digestive system. Besides, agarwood was considered a good means of easing chest tightness, reliving abdominal pa…

Amazing Similarities Between the Coronavirus Covid-19 and the Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918

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This coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic is unprecedented in our lifetimes. But it has happened before in an almost identical fashion, in 1918 to 1920, when the spanish flu ravaged the world population. There is much we can learn from that pandemic that is extremely…

Navigating child custody in the time of coronavirus

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For years, Erika Lenkert's 14-year-old daughter has spent four days a week at Lenkert's house in San Francisco and three days a week at her dad's place in Marin County, about a 30-minute car ride north.

Coronavirus: NHS 111 has 1.7 million queries in 15 days

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Most of the queries, from people flagging potential symptoms, were handled online.

Coronavirus: Hospitals urged to use lab space to test NHS staff

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The advice comes as the government faces growing criticism over a lack of testing for frontline staff.

Coronavirus: Can I get tested for coronavirus?

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What is the test for coronavirus and why is it so important?

All you need to know on the coronavirus

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The virus is spreading around the world, but what is it and what are the symptoms?

New York City Hospitals Struggle To Get Virus Testing Online Amid Patient Surge

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On-site testing was delayed for weeks at a Brooklyn hospital that has been designated COVID-19 only. Rapid on-site testing can help hospitals prevent the virus from spreading inside their facilities.

Many Surgery Centers to Serve As COVID-19 Hospitals

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Under pressure, the federal government announced it will let surgery centers, hotels and even college dorms serve as hospitals to treat an overflow of patients.

Are Hospitals Seeing A Surge Of Coronavirus Patients? Some Officials Aren't Saying

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With a lack of tests, epidemiologists say the next best way to monitor the pandemic is by tracking hospitalizations. But hotspots like California and Washington are releasing little information.

Coronavirus death rate is lower than previously reported, study says, but it's still deadlier than s…

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How many people die after being infected with the novel coronavirus? Fewer than previously calculated, according to a study released Monday, but still more than die from the flu.

Wearable device lets patients with type 2 diabetes safely use affordable insulin option

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Adults with type 2 diabetes requiring insulin therapy can safely achieve good blood sugar control using regular human insulin (RHI) in a wearable, patch-like insulin delivery device called V-Go®.

HHS To Help Companies Develop COVID-19 Vaccines

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The Department of Health and Human Services outlines support for Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, as the companies work to develop coronavirus vaccines. Beefing up manufacturing capacity is a priority.

Coronavirus symptoms: A list and when to seek help

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What are the telling signs that you may have the novel coronavirus which causes Covid-19?

COVID-19 'Infodemic': Researchers Step Up to Stop the Spread

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Canadian scientists are researching ways of fighting the proliferation of misinformation about COVID-19, which is spreading almost as quickly as the virus itself.

Talking to your family about death and medical directives

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Long before she contracted Covid-19 at a Kirkland, Washington, nursing home, Barbara Dreyfuss made sure to document the wishes that would govern how she died.

Coronavirus: Advice for people with health conditions

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Older people and those with pre-existing medical conditions are more vulnerable to the virus.

Stop Avoiding That Doctor's Appointment

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Stats from a national survey in 2019 reconfirm past findings about men's unwillingness to make routine doctor visits.

New Guidance on Early Med School Graduation Amid COVID-19

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The committee has issued 'guiding principles' for medical schools considering early graduation for final-year medical students to increase staffing levels to handle COVID-19 patients.

People are cooking their way through the coronavirus pandemic. Here are their mouthwatering creation…

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The coronavirus pandemic has us stuck at home and looking for a way to cope.

Men with erectile dysfunction may face a higher risk of early death, study says

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Erectile dysfunction isn't just an issue in the bedroom. It could also be an indication of a man's risk for heart disease and early death.

FDA Face Mask and Respirator Policy in COVID-19 (2020)

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2020 guidelines on enforcement policy for face masks and respirators by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Evidence COVID Survivors' Blood May Help Very Ill

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The study of five critically ill patients from near the initial epicenter of the novel coronavirus pandemic found that all five patients survived COVID-19 following the transfusion.

Coronavirus: Potential drug treatment starts UK trials

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A drug that could treat patients with coronavirus is to undergo clinical trials at 15 NHS centres.

COVID-19 Death Rate Drops, Still Deadly to Seniors

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The infection is still much deadlier than the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic, and the risk rises sharply with age, the researchers say.

COVID-19 Slows Drug Studies, Curbs Clinical Trials

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Most studies not considered critical are being deferred. This won't have much effect in the short term, but if this continues, it could delay patient care and the federal approval of drugs that treat a wide range of conditions.

Stress eating these days? Here's some help

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Stress eating is something that many people struggle with on a regular basis, when things are "normal." But with the coronavirus pandemic challenging us in different ways each day, it seems to have become an equal opportunity problem, affecting even those who …

The Week That Wasn't in COVID-19: 17 Days, Peak in 3 Weeks, Croc

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Three medical stories that we didn't cover, explained.

Regular exercise benefits immunity -- even in isolation

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A new analysis highlights the power of regular, daily exercise on our immune system and the importance of people continuing to work-out even in lockdown.

Fracking chemical may interfere with male sex hormone receptor

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A chemical used in hydraulic fracturing, commonly called fracking, has the potential to interfere with reproductive hormones in men, according to new research.

To Stop The Pandemic, Seema Verma Is 'Getting Rid Of A Lot Of Regulations'

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As head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Verma says she's working to ease safety rules and lighten licensing requirements, to expand the number of hospital beds and health workers.

A new mechanism triggering cell death and inflammation: A left turn that kills

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Researchers describe their discovery of a new mechanism that could contribute to the pathogenesis of inflammatory diseases. The scientists found that ZBP1, a protein best known for defending against incoming viruses, is activated by sensing an unusual form of …

Coronavirus Daily Digest: March 31, 2020

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A roundup of the latest news about COVID-19

Should you wear a mask? US health officials re-examine guidance

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It's the debate heard 'round the world: Should you or shouldn't you wear a face mask during the coronavirus pandemic?

COVID-19 and the Science of Social Distancing

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One expert suggests that if the virus wanes during warmer months, the best approach will be to practice on and off periods of social distancing.

Solving a medical mystery and changing CDC screenings for COVID-19

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UC Davis Health physicians and medical staff detail the diagnosis and treatment for first known case of community transmission of COVID-19 in the US. The case reveals how the patient's symptoms matched -- and sometimes varied from -- published studies of COVID…

N95 Face Masks Could Be Sterilized and Re-Used

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Researchers at University of Massachusetts (UMass) Amherst report that an N95 mask sterilized with hydrogen peroxide blocked infectious particles as effectively as a new mask.

Recognizing ADHD in Girls

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It's common for parents, teachers, and other adults to overlook ADHD in inattentive, easily distracted girls.

Coronavirus: What are social distancing and self-isolation?

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Everybody should be avoiding non-essential contact, and you should stay at home wherever possible.

Consuming extra calories can help exercising women avoid menstrual disorders

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Exercising women who struggle to consume enough calories and have menstrual disorders can simply increase their food intake to recover their menstrual cycle, according to a new study.

Hospitals Face Cash Crunch in 60-90 Days Due to COVID-19: Report

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A modeling analysis based on hospital financial data finds that most hospitals will lose big bucks on COVID-19 treatments and canceled elective procedures.

Coronavirus: Greatest test since World War Two, says UN chief

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UN boss Antonio Guterres calls for an "immediate co-ordinated" global response to tackle the crisis.

Don't Fall Prey to COVID-19 Scammers

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Social distancing has created an easy playground for "fraudulent telemarketers and internet scammers," said Karen Roberto, a gerontology expert from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.

What Happened Today: New Model Projections, Coronavirus Task Force Speaks

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NPR politics and science correspondents answer listener questions about the federal government response to the coronavirus and the possibility that as many as 100,000 Americans could be killed by it.

Coronavirus: What is shielding?

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People most at risk of needing hospital treatment if they get coronavirus are being asked to stay home.

Coronavirus: Transforming London's ExCeL centre into Nightingale hospital

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The ExCeL centre has become the Nightingale and is due to start taking coronavirus patients this week.

Wastewater test could provide early warning of COVID-19

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Researchers are working on a new test to detect SARS-CoV-2 in the wastewater of communities infected with the virus. The wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) approach could provide an effective and rapid way to predict the potential spread of novel coronavirus …

Coronavirus Updates: Governors Speak, Model Guidance

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NPR science and politics correspondents relay the latest updates on the United States response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Model cited by White House says 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social…

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President Donald Trump's decision to extend social distancing guidelines until April 30 came after officials reviewed 12 different statistical models, said Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator, during a Sunday press briefing. …

Cells must age for muscles to regenerate in muscle-degenerating diseases

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Exercise can only improve strength in muscle-degenerating diseases when a specific type of muscle cell ages, report researchers.

EMA Says Stay on Angiotensin Drugs During COVID-19 Pandemic

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The guidance follows similar advice issued by other European and American cardiology societies in light of reports questioning a connection to the virus.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta remembers 'giant' of neurosurgery who separated conjoined twins

1 days ago

Most will remember Dr. James T. Goodrich as a recognized giant of neurosurgery, the most experienced neurosurgeon in the world when it came to the delicate and daunting separation of craniopagus twins, those conjoined at the head. These separations, which invo…

New quantum technology could help diagnose and treat heart condition

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The conductivity of living organs, such as the heart, could be imaged non-invasively using quantum technology, which has the potential to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of atrial fibrillation.

Coronavirus: What's young people's risk?

1 days ago

A 13-year-old boy in the UK who tested positive for coronavirus has died. Are young people at risk?

Caring for seniors during COVID-19 pandemic

1 days ago

Scientists lay out guidelines and best practices for healthcare providers and family caregivers who are providing care for older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Medical Meetings May Be Forever Changed

1 days ago

COVID-19 has caused medical conferences to be canceled this spring. Some regular attendees are expressing relief. Will this disruption lead to lasting changes?

AI Might Spot At-Risk COVID-19 Patients

1 days ago

Developed by U.S. and Chinese researchers, the artificial intelligence (AI) program has been tested at two hospitals in China with 53 patients who were diagnosed in January with COVID-19. The new tool is considered experimental and is now in testing.

COVID-19: Is Primary Care Ready to Switch to Telemedicine?

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How GPs are harnessing technology to keep offering consultations during coronavirus.

Coronavirus: Are loss of smell and taste key symptoms?

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However, experts say a fever and a cough are still the main ones to look out for.

More Than 1 in 3 Cardiologists Burned Out, Many Ready to Bolt

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These are not great signals, I think they're shocking, quite frankly,' one observer remarked.

Some Insurers Waive Patients' Share Of Costs For COVID-19 Treatment

2 days ago

Aetna, Cigna and Humana now say they will waive most treatment costs associated with COVID-19 that would normally be picked up by patients enrolled in their health plans. Will other firms follow suit?

COVID-19 Daily: A Hospitalist's Advice, Fighting an 'Infodemic'

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These are the coronavirus stories you need to know about today.

High Anxiety in America Over COVID-19

2 days ago

Survey results show COVID-19 is affecting many Americans' mental health, which is not surprising. But one expert warns that if the pandemic goes on much longer anxiety levels could become much worse.

Lessons from the Spanish flu: Early restrictions lowered disease, mortality rates

2 days ago

A review of published data and analysis on the Spanish flu, found that cities that adopted early and broad isolation and prevention measures had disease and mortality rates that were 30% to 50% lower than other cities.

Blood test detects over 50 types of cancer, some before symptoms appear

2 days ago

In a study involving thousands of participants, a new blood test detected more than 50 types of cancer as well as their location within the body with a high degree of accuracy, according to an international team of researchers.

Engineers 3D print soft, rubbery brain implants

2 days ago

MIT engineers are working on developing soft, flexible neural implants that can gently conform to the brain's contours and monitor activity over longer periods, without aggravating surrounding tissue. Such flexible electronics could be softer alternatives to e…

Hopes for pandemic respite this spring may depend upon what happens indoors

2 days ago

How much spring and summer affect the COVID-19 pandemic may depend not only on the effectiveness of social distancing measures, but also on the environment inside our buildings, according to a new review on how respiratory viruses are transmitted.

Researchers find way to improve cancer outcomes by examining patients' genes

2 days ago

Genetics researchers say a new approach could benefit all sorts of serious health conditions, and they're urging scientists to quickly pluck 'low hanging fruit' for the benefit of patients.

WHO Official Defends Guidance: 'We're Not Seeing' Airborne Transmission

2 days ago

Dr. Hanan Balkhy of the World Health Organization says the evidence so far is that the coronavirus doesn't seem to linger in the air. Some virus transmission experts have criticized this guidance.

COVID-19 found in sputum and feces samples after pharyngeal specimens no longer positive

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Clinicians found that some patients had positive real-time fluorescence polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test results for SARS-CoV-2 in the sputum or feces after the pharyngeal swabs became negative.

Fighting COVID-19: 'Everyone Can Do Something'

2 days ago

Healthcare professionals in specialty clinics may be wondering how they can help during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr Jessica Sparks Lilley shares her thoughts.

Coronavirus: UK measures 'making a difference'

2 days ago

People are heeding the advice to stay home to keep pressure off the NHS - and it's working, says adviser.

Air pollution linked to dementia and cardiovascular disease

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People continuously exposed to air pollution are at increased risk of dementia, especially if they also suffer from cardiovascular diseases, according to a new study. Therefore, patients with cardiovascular diseases who live in polluted environments may requir…

Too Many Patients, Too Few Ventilators: How U.S. Hospitals Cope With COVID-19

2 days ago

Intensive care units at besieged hospitals in New York and other cities are taking an "all hands on deck" approach -- recruiting doctors from various specialties to help handle the influx of severely ill COVID-19 patients.

How we perceive close relationships with others determines our willingness to share food

2 days ago

Researchers said a better understanding of the links between attachment and food could potentially help inform efforts to extend help to people during the current coronavirus pandemic -- particularly among people with high attachment avoidance.

Hidden messages in protein blueprints

2 days ago

Scientists have identified a new control mechanism that enables stem cells to adapt their activity in emergency situations. For this purpose, the stem cells simultaneously modify the blueprints for hundreds of proteins encoded in the gene transcripts. In this …

NHS boss: Nightingale hospital an 'extraordinary team effort'

2 days ago

London's Docklands area is now home to a temporary Covid-19 hospital.

'Red Dawn Breaking Bad': Officials Warned About Safety Gear Shortfall Early On, Emails Show

2 days ago

As President Donald Trump called the nation "in good shape" to handle COVID-19, a cache of emails released by officials in Washington state show that top public health authorities feared gear shortages and doctor safety in the early epicenter of sickness and d…

CDC Director Redfield Speaks On U.S. Readiness And Latest Guidance For Coronavirus

2 days ago

Dr. Robert Redfield, head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recently spoke with Sam Whitehead of member station WABE. Whitehead speaks with NPR's Ailsa Chang.

How at risk are you of getting a virus on an airplane?

2 days ago

Fair or not, airplanes have a reputation for germs. However, there are ways to minimize the risks. This research is especially used for air travel where there is an increased risk for contagious infection or disease, such as the recent worldwide outbreak of th…

FDA OKs Addition To Stockpile Of Malaria Drugs For COVID-19

2 days ago

Chloroquine and hydroxycloroquine got the Food and Drug Administration's go-ahead to be put in the nation's strategic storehouses. But the drugs haven't been approved to treat coronavirus patients.

Experimental AI tool predicts which COVID-19 patients develop respiratory disease

2 days ago

An artificial intelligence tool accurately predicted which patients newly infected with the COVID-19 virus would go on to develop severe respiratory disease, a new study found.

New research sheds light on potentially negative effects of cannabis

2 days ago

Coughing fits, anxiety and paranoia are three of the most common adverse reactions to cannabis, according to a recent study.

World Health Organization Antimicrobial Expert Explains Transmission Of Coronavirus

2 days ago

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks with Dr. Hanan Balkhy, assistant director-general for antimicrobial resistance at the World Health Organization, about the transmissibility of the coronavirus.

Blood test 'can check for more than 50 types of cancer'

2 days ago

The test could help diagnose tumours sooner, often before any symptoms, scientists hope.

Coronavirus Updates: Social Distancing Guidelines Extended, Washington State News

2 days ago

NPR science, national and White House correspondents relay the latest updates in the United States response to the coronavirus epidemic.

With Strict Social Distancing, U.S. COVID-19 Deaths May Total 100,000

2 days ago

Which cities and states are days away from facing a spike in COVID-19 cases? Which others are simmering hotspots that will take 2 to 3 weeks to flare? We examine the U.S. map for red flags in data.

Advances in production of retinal cells for treating blindness

2 days ago

Researchers have discovered a way to refine the production of retinal cells from embryonic stem cells for treating blindness in the elderly. Using the CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, they have also managed to modify the cells so that they can hide from the immune sy…

Extreme, high temperatures may double or triple heart-related deaths

2 days ago

In Kuwait, a country known for hot weather, death certificates reveal that on days when the temperatures reached extremes of an average daily temperature of 109 degrees Fahrenheit, the number of deaths from cardiovascular disease dramatically increased. With u…

Study helps to identify medications which are safe to use in treatment of COVID-19

2 days ago

A recent study has found that there is no evidence for or against the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen for patients with COVID-19.

Coronavirus: What are ventilators and why are they important?

3 days ago

The lives of some Covid-19 patients may depend upon medical ventilators - here are the basics of how they work.

Coronavirus doctor's diary: Why are people stealing hospital supplies?

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Dr John Wright explains how Bradford Royal Infirmary is preparing for a "tsunami" of Covid-19 cases.

Coronavirus: Doctors urge 'difficult conversations' about death

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Palliative care experts urge people to have the "difficult conversations" before it's too late.

UK local authorities not ready for the number of deaths from Covid-19

5 days ago

Even if fatality rates are at the lower end of expectations -- one percent of virus victims -- it is highly likely that death and bereavement services will be overwhelmed.

Clap for Carers: The nation celebrates the work of the NHS and care workers

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Pictures show people across the UK stepping outside to pay tribute to the work of the NHS in the coronavirus crisis

Gene mutation enhances cognitive flexibility in mice

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Researchers have discovered in mice what they believe is the first known genetic mutation to improve cognitive flexibility -- the ability to adapt to changing situations.

Disasters can affect cervical cancer screening for years

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Screening is important for the early detection of cervical cancer, but rates were significantly affected, in some areas for years, following a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Standardizing COVID-19 data analysis to aid international research efforts

5 days ago

Researchers have launched a new database to advance the international research efforts studying COVID-19. The publicly-available, free-to-use resource can be used by researchers from around the world to study how different variations of the virus grow, mutate …

COVID-19 infection prevention and control in long-term care facilities

5 days ago

Scientists have recently released guidance for prevention and management of COVID-19 among elderly in long term care facilities. The article outlines the objective of WHO interim guidance on Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) in Long-Term Care Facilities (…

COVID-19 linked to cardiac injury, worse outcomes for patients with heart conditions

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COVID-19 can have fatal consequences for people with underlying cardiovascular disease and cause cardiac injury even in patients without underlying heart conditions, according to a new review.

How to boost immune response to vaccines in older people

5 days ago

Identifying interventions that improve vaccine efficacy in older persons is vital to deliver healthy aging for an aging population. Immunologists have identified a route for counteracting the age-related loss of two key immune cell types by using genital wart …

A new way to study HIV's impact on the brain

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Using a newly developed laboratory model of three types of brain cells, scientists reveal how HIV infection -- as well as the drugs that treat it -- can take a toll on the central nervous system.

Completely new antibiotic resistance gene has spread unnoticed to several pathogens

5 days ago

Aminoglycoside antibiotics are critically important for treating several types of infections with multi-resistant bacteria. A completely new resistance gene, which is likely to counteract the newest aminoglycoside-drug plazomycin, was recently discovered.

Cellular train track deformities shed light on neurological disease

5 days ago

A new technique allows researchers to test how the deformation of tiny train track-like cell proteins affects their function. The findings could help clarify the roles of deformed 'microtubules' in traumatic brain injuries and in neurological diseases like Par…

Forgotten tale of phage therapy history revealed

5 days ago

In the current situation when the fear of virus infections in the public is common, it is good to remember that some viruses can be extremely beneficial for humankind, even save lives. Such viruses, phages, infect bacteria. Recent research shed some light on t…

Some COVID-19 patients still have coronavirus after symptoms disappear

5 days ago

Researchers found that half of the patients they treated for mild COVID-19 infection still had coronavirus for up to eight days after symptoms disappeared.

A possible treatment for COVID-19 and an approach for developing others

6 days ago

SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 disease is more transmissible, but has a lower mortality rate than its sibling, SARS-CoV, according to a new review article.

Experiments in mice and human cells shed light on best way to deliver nanoparticle therapy for cance…

6 days ago

Researchers in the cancer nanomedicine community debate whether use of tiny structures, called nanoparticles, can best deliver drug therapy to tumors passively -- allowing the nanoparticles to diffuse into tumors and become held in place, or actively -- adding…

Longer lives not dependent on increased energy use

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Growing consumption of energy and fossil fuels over four decades did not play a significant role in increasing life expectancy across 70 countries. New research has quantified the importance of different development factors to improvements in physical health o…

Coronavirus: How long can I exercise for each day? And other questions

6 days ago

Can I travel somewhere to exercise, are loss of taste and smell symptoms, and other questions answered.

Microbiome may hold key to identifying HPV-infected women at risk for pre-cancer

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Gardnerella bacteria in the cervicovaginal microbiome may serve as a biomarker to identify women infected with human papillomavirus (HPV) who are at risk for progression to precancer, according to a new study.

Worldwide scientific collaboration unveils genetic architecture of gray matter

6 days ago

For the first time, more 360 scientists from 184 different institutions have contributed to a global effort to find more than 200 regions of the genome and more than 300 specific genetic variations that affect the structure of the cerebral cortex and likely pl…

How to identify factors affecting COVID-19 transmission

6 days ago

Professors describe potential transmission pathways of COVID-19 and their implications.

In politics and pandemics, trolls use fear, anger to drive clicks

6 days ago

A new CU Boulder study shows that Facebook ads developed and shared by Russian trolls around the 2016 election were clicked on nine times more than typical social media ads. The authors say the trolls are likely at it again, as the 2020 election approaches and…

Lipid helps heal the eye's frontline protection

6 days ago

A species of a lipid that naturally helps skin injuries heal appears to also aid repair of common corneal injuries, even when other conditions, like diabetes, make healing difficult, scientists report.

Brain mapping study suggests motor regions for the hand also connect to the entire body

6 days ago

Investigators report that they have used microelectrode arrays implanted in human brains to map out motor functions down to the level of the single nerve cell. The study revealed that an area believed to control only one body part actually operates across a wi…

Coronavirus: How can I shop or get deliveries and takeaways safely?

6 days ago

If coronavirus can be transferred on to surfaces, safe food shopping presents challenges.

Legal marijuana products too strong for pain relief

6 days ago

More than 90% of the legal marijuana products offered in medical dispensaries are much stronger than what clinical studies have shown that doctors recommend for chronic pain relief, according to a new study.

Scientists create model to measure how cells sense their surroundings

6 days ago

Our body's ability to detect disease, foreign material, and the location of food sources and toxins is all determined by a cocktail of chemicals that surround our cells, as well as our cells' ability to 'read' these chemicals. Cells are highly sensitive. In fa…

The genetic quest to understand COVID-19

6 days ago

The novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 that causes COVID-19 is now likely to become the fifth endemic coronavirus in humans. Scientists are working to decipher its genome to help us stop other coronaviruses entering the human population.

Mechanisms to prevent Crohn's disease unveiled

6 days ago

In a series of four studies published today, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) researchers describe the identification of predictive tools and a new understanding of environmental factors that trigger IBD.

Missing link in coronavirus jump from bats to humans could be pangolins, not snakes

6 days ago

As scientists scramble to learn more about the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, two recent studies of the virus' genome reached controversial conclusions: namely, that snakes are intermediate hosts of the new virus, and that a key coronavirus protein shares 'uncanny si…

Reusable respirators may be a suitable alternative to disposable respirators

6 days ago

Researchers have found that reusable respirators may be a suitable alternative to disposable N95 respirators currently in high demand.

Urgent guidance, approach to identify patients at risk of drug-induced sudden cardiac death from use…

7 days ago

Some of the medications being used to treat COVID-19 are known to cause drug-induced prolongation of the QTc of some people. Patients with a dangerously prolonged QTc are at increased risk for potentially life-threatening ventricular rhythm abnormalities that …

What are the chances of dying from coronavirus?

8 days ago

The current best guess of a 1% death rate does not apply to everyone.

Coronavirus: When will the outbreak end and life get back to normal?

9 days ago

The huge challenge the world faces to find an exit strategy to end the lockdowns and return to normal.

Covid 19 - Your Defense Against It

9 days ago

Our world continues to get shocked with pandemic diseases causing the loss of thousands and even millions of people. There are steps you can take to defend yourself against it.

Which children are still going to school?

9 days ago

As schools close their doors across the UK, we look at what will happen next.

How Sanitizer, Masks and Diet Can Play Important Role in Protecting Us From Corona Virus?

13 days ago

Coronaviruses refer to a large family of viruses according to the biological classification systems. This family is responsible for many known illnesses in humans like the common cold. This coronavirus is a new strain, earlier not identified in human beings, t…

Coronavirus: How close are we to a vaccine or drug?

13 days ago

We answer some of the big questions about vaccines and how long one for coronavirus could take.

How Indians Can Prevent Themselves From the Coronavirus?

13 days ago

Coronavirus, the current burning issue that we have to deal with, is causing havoc on people physically and also mentally. Coronavirus belong to a class of viruses that are responsible for many known diseases like SARS, MERS and now this new strain of COVID-19…

Coronavirus: How to exercise while staying at home

14 days ago

How do we keep fit while heeding the government's new advice on avoiding unnecessary social contact?

Coronavirus: Living in an empty Korean boarding school

15 days ago

Fifteen British people were working in a school in Jeju, now deserted amid coronavirus precautions.

How to Choose the Best Mattress for Back Pain?

15 days ago

Back pain has become a big problem for people of all ages and the condition can worsen if you don't get a good amount of rest. It's not just about the quantity of the rest, but the quality of it, here sleeping mattresses come into play as the bad mattress coul…

Chris Whitty: The man with our lives in his hands

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The UK government's chief medical adviser has become the public face of the coronavirus response.

Self-Monitoring Glucometers: Test Blood Sugar Levels at Home Easily

15 days ago

Health management is a big topic these days, as the medical costs are sky rocketing people are trying to keep in the best shape to avoid major medical expenses. However, after an age or due to certain issues, some things are unavoidable like high blood sugar l…

Medication for HIV: Complete Guide

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Kaletra is a medicine that is a combination of the drugs: Norvir and Lopinavir and is used for the treatment of HIV. The drug was approved by USFDA in 2000. Human immunodeficiency virus- 1 (HIV-1) can be treated using prescription medicine Kaletra along with v…

Coronavirus elderly advice: How can I look after my older relatives?

16 days ago

What measures are being taken and what advice is there for looking after older and elderly people?

Coronavirus: How to protect your mental health

17 days ago

Advice on protecting your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus: What it does to the body

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What is it like to have the coronavirus, how will it affect you and how is it treated?

Coronavirus: Europe now epicentre of the pandemic, says WHO

19 days ago

More cases are now reported every day in Europe than in China at its peak, the WHO says.

Coronavirus: Do face masks actually work?

19 days ago

With face masks in high demand, we look at whether they really can protect people from the virus.

Q&A: WHO's Mike Ryan on how countries in crisis can prepare for a coronavirus epidemic

20 days ago

Health authorities around the globe are scrambling to prepare for and contain the rapidly spreading coronavirus. But the job is even more daunting in countries already facing long-running crises. The World Health Organisation on Wednesday called the coronaviru…

Coronavirus: Three reasons why the UK might not look like Italy

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Boris Johnson's chief scientific adviser says the UK is four weeks behind Italy, What does that mean?

Discover 10 Reasons You May Have Male Infertilty

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Male infertility has been found in 7% of all men. When fertility in couples is a problem, research has shown that 33% of the time it's because of male infertility. In this article you will find the major reasons when infertility occurs. And, in the resource bo…

9 Surprising Benefits Of Organic Honey

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In this article, we are going to talk about the surprising benefits of Organic honey. People prefer to have organic honey for both its taste as well as health benefits.

5 Health Benefits of Acetic Acid

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Acetic acid is a potent compound. In fact, it's the primary compound contained in vinegar. It has its own unique flavor in addition to acidity.

Coronavirus: Volunteers rally round to help those self-isolating

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A 17-year-old volunteer who set up a group in London said: "It's only right that we help out."

The Health Benefits of Using Neodymium Magnets for Magnetic Therapy

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There is a therapy called magnetic therapy. As the name suggests, this therapy uses magnets, especially neodymium magnets to help reduce pain. Aside from this, this therapy is used in other fields, such as diagnosis and treatment.

Could it become pandemic?

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The World Health Organization says coronavirus "can be characterised as a pandemic". What does that mean?

How Does Insulin Pen Work?

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Insulin pen is a device which is used to alleviate the condition of type 1 diabetes, which is caused due to deficiency of insulin in the body. It is generally taken by patients when their blood sugar levels fall below 70mg/dL. Let us discuss in brief the compo…

What Is Insulin Pen and Its Use?

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What is insulin? Insulin pen is a device which is used to inject insulin hormone into the bloodstream to control type-1 diabetes, which is a medical condition that occurs due to impairment in glucose levels in the body. Before getting to know about insulin pen…

Branched-Chain Amino Acids: Best Supplement for Prolonged Workouts

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These days people love to find some of the best supplements for themselves, and it is important to not only help in having better nutritional addition to the diet but also for better health and growth. Though a balanced diet is something that can satisfy every…

5 Tips to Help You Opt for The Right Male Enhancement Tablets

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If you are not happy with the size of your private part or the erection you get, you are on the right page. An easy way to resolve this problem is to opt for male enhancement pills. Since these are easily available these days, you don't need to worry about whe…

Coronavirus: Keep it simple, stick to facts - how parents should tell kids

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Keep the message calm, understandable and try not to overemphasise the risks, experts suggest.

Coronovirus: Hand washing and other ways to protect yourself

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The BBC Health team talks through the NHS advice about protecting yourself from COVID-19.

How To Start A Non For Profit Organization

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Starting a Non For Profit Organization is a Great Idea! There are a few steps involved. This article shows you them.

Coronavirus: Do face masks work? And other questions answered

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The BBC's Fergus Walsh and expert Sian Griffiths answer your questions about the virus outbreak.

How to Fall Asleep, Naturally

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Protein Supplements: How to Choose the Best One for Building Muscle?

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Protein is the building block of the body and is responsible for the structuring of the muscles. When one thinks of gaining weight or body muscles the first thing that comes to mind is in taking a lot of protein. But at times food intake may not be the most ef…

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From animals to humans, how did the deadly coronavirus make the leap? We look at the scientific evidence.

Reading Therapy (Bibliotherapy) for Anxiety

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Liver Transplant in India Gives Patients With Advanced Liver Cirrhosis a New Lease on Life

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Coronavirus: All You Need to Know About Its Symptoms and Risk

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Concerns are being raised about the accuracy of the tests for the coronavirus.

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Health officials are trying to contain the virus after a cluster of cases on the south coast. Can the virus be kept at bay?

Tips for Disinfecting Drinking Water

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5 Helpful Tips to Detox From Sugar

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Africa has so far escaped the spread of the coronavirus, which first appeared in the Chinese city of Wuhan on 31 December, and has now gone on to infect more than 28,000 people and kill over 560 people, the vast majority in China. That surge in cases is causin…

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7 Benefits of Vaping

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Empower Your Health With Intermittent Fasting

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5 Health Benefits of Playing Paintball

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Robot-Assisted Knee Replacement Surgery - What Is It and How It Works?

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Are You Using a Safe CBD Oil

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Discover the Exercise Hormone Irisin

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When Romelie Kawgho's boyfriend returned from his Ebola checkup in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in January, he told her he was cured. The 25-year-old Ebola survivor had been discharged from a treatment centre three months earlier and insisted on ha…

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How Did Don Vierra Become the World Renowned Consultant in Health Information System?

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How To Manage Your Sleep Problems

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Who's responsible for soaring civilian casualties in Afghanistan?

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How Does Our Blood Clot? Ever Wonder?

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The human blood is amazing. It is packed with cells that not just provide nutrients to the vital organs; they also help heal open wounds. Blood clotting is an integral part of wound healing, and this article briefly visits how our blood clots.

Recently Atherosclerosis Critical Patient Shifted By Global Air Ambulance Services In Ranchi

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Peace may bring freedom to South Sudan's child soldiers, but not the help they need

more than 30 days ago

South Sudan is meant to form a power-sharing government next month to end five years of civil war. But there's growing concern the deal may be delayed, spelling further hardship for a war-weary population and stalling the release of thousands of children press…

Fitness Is About Health and Staying Healthy Is About Good Body Maintenance

more than 30 days ago

Some are born with an inbuilt knowledge of what one's body needs. Others are easily misguided and led by fashion, popularity, and peer pressure into things that should be avoided. There is also the bodies willingness or otherwise to partake of harmful substanc…

Food and medical aid under threat as Haiti protests worsen

more than 30 days ago

Year-long protests calling for Haiti's President Jovenel Moïse to step down amid corruption allegations have gained momentum in recent weeks and threatened to make it even more difficult for aid organisations to reach 2.6 million in need of food assistance. R…

Briefing: Problems multiply in Deby's Chad

more than 30 days ago

A state of emergency, attacks by Boko Haram militants, and rebel incursions are bringing new humanitarian and security concerns to Chad – a landlocked central African nation that shares borders with some of the region's most unstable countries. The state of em…

Sleeplessness and Its Effects

more than 30 days ago

As I stated, this article states the importance of sleep and its effect of having sudden reduction of it. Lots of questions arise within you how to have a quality sleep like some of these people in quora. What is quality sleep?

In Congo, a 'militarised' Ebola response has fuelled community resistance

more than 30 days ago

Bienvenue Tsimbula is worried about Ebola, but he's now more scared of Ebola response teams. In June, the police escorting one of these teams shot him in his hometown of Aloya, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. That day, Tsimbula was heading to get a ja…

Give Your Coffee a Healthy, Rich and Creamy Upgrade

more than 30 days ago

We should all have health goals! After all, without your health you don't have much else. Having a couple of cups of coffee to start your morning and an afternoon pick-me-up means your health goals need to include a healthy coffee creamer.

'We're staying': The doctors refusing to flee Idlib's deadly front line

more than 30 days ago

The blood forms pools on the floor of a whitewashed operating room. Two men pose for a photo with their table of metal instruments, unable to smile.

NGO closure in Nigeria, climate action at the UN, and a $500m cheque for Yemen: The Cheat Sheet

more than 30 days ago

Our editors' weekly take on humanitarian news, trends, and developments from around the globe. On our radar Nigeria's war on NGOs The Nigerian military this month closed regional offices of two humanitarian agencies in the northeast – Action Against Hunger and…

What Are the CBD Health Benefits in Treating Cancer?

more than 30 days ago

In the United States, more than 1.7 million people are diagnosed with cancer each year. These patients suffer from a lot of depression, anxiety, and fear.

Being Healthy: Easier Said Than Done!

more than 30 days ago

Do these 5 things to be at your best health. Do them all, don't just do 1 or 2... It does't work that way. Not only that, you need to do them regularly and also avoid the harmful things out there!

Getting and Staying Connected Is Powerful

more than 30 days ago

Here are a few tips for getting and staying connected to enrich your body and your soul plus these can provide a tremendous surge in brain stimulation. First, nurture existing relationships as you cultivate new ones. You have to be a friend to have a friend so…

T-Ball Should Consider These 4 Changes!

more than 30 days ago

Little League baseball and softball coaches usually run adequate but inefficient batting practice sessions. Learn to increase the repetitions of everyone on the team.

How Long Does Marijuana Stay In Your Body?

more than 30 days ago

Ever wondered how long marijuana stays in your blood? How long does marijuana stay in your system? It cannot be denied that the effects of weed produce a high that you can feel for a short time.

5 Common Causes of Nausea

more than 30 days ago

Nausea can occur in anyone once in a while. The most common causes of nausea include, anxiety, food poisoning, hangover, overeating and pregnancy. Read this article to learn how to handle nausea and how to prevent it.

Getting and Maintaining a Healthy Brain

more than 30 days ago

Getting and keeping a healthy brain is vital to longevity and good living. Here are some simple checks to ensure that your brain is operating at its best.

2 Weeks Diet Plan

more than 30 days ago

Statistics show that approximately 45 million Americans go on a diet each year. In fact, most of them make an average of four to six dieting attempts annually. This implies that their first three dieting trials often fail. Ideally, dieting can be a puzzling pr…

What 5 Years of Bodybuilding Taught Me About Tackling Mondays

more than 30 days ago

It's not what it is in the working world, that's for sure. It's not the day where everyone drags their feet into the office, bags under their eyes. It's not the day people sit in front of their computers and start complaining about what a long week it's going …

How Hyperhidrosis Is Cured. 3 Tips To Eliminate Excessive Sweating Naturally

more than 30 days ago

The first thing to understand is that hyperhidrosis or sweating is a condition in which a person sweats too much and suddenly. People with hyperhidrosis seem to have overactive sweat glands.

Good,, Bad, and Trans Fats and the Health Risk They Pose

more than 30 days ago

What many don't realise is that fats are essential for good health. The brain, for instance, is contains fat, but it is the good one and not that which can kill you. As people age they become more susceptible to weight gain and the large stomachs seen in many.

Use Fear and Grow!

more than 30 days ago

Everyone experiences fear from time to time but you can turn fear into a wonderful growth opportunity. Here's how...

FAQs and Buying Guide of Blackhead Removal Mask

more than 30 days ago

If you noticed a few blackheads popping up here and there, it may be time to nip the problem in the bud and get yourself a mask specifically made to remove blackheads. There are many reasons for the new onset of blackheads on your complexion. Whether blackhead…

How Senior Living Communities Keep Older Adults Healthier?

more than 30 days ago

Out of prolonged loneliness, seniors tend to make a move to an assisted living center. There are a lot of reasons attached to this shift, the first one being they have more opportunities for staying mentally, physically and emotionally connected and that helps…

3 Reasons to Stop Eating Sugar

more than 30 days ago

Many people do not realize how dangerous and addictive sugar can be. Here are 3 top reasons why you should let go of sugar as fast as you can.

Surviving Bone Surgeries

more than 30 days ago

I have been through four major bone surgeries in the last two years. Unless anyone has experienced surgery, you may not know what to expect before or after the surgery. In this article, I intend to give as much personal experience in hopes to help anyone else …

Some Reasons Why Sugarcane Juice Could Be Your Ideal Summer Drink

more than 30 days ago

Sugarcane Juice is one of the most refreshing summer drinks that give great relief from the hot summers. The drink is popular among kids as well as youngsters due to its delicious taste and nutritional qualities that treat your taste buds and keep your body he…

How to Pick the Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet

more than 30 days ago

Running is an unfathomable method to remain solid and has a not insignificant rundown of advantages. However, numerous sprinters confront issues because of despicable footwear. If you are flat footed it's important to get running shoes for flat feet to maintai…

Bio-Tensegerity And Your Body

more than 30 days ago

We are balanced through tension and compression, not stacked together like a bunch of blocks. Learn to train the system, not by focusing on individual blocks.

What Is Anxiety and Tips That Will Help

more than 30 days ago

Millions suffer from anxiety every day and they suffer needlessly. Find relief from anxiety from the following words.

Environmental Factors for Hair Loss

more than 30 days ago

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS OF HAIR LOSS Hair loss - a common problem which adversely impacts the self-esteem of a number of individuals all over the world. While many people blame the condition entirely on genetics, it is important to know that there are many other…

The Cost Of Care: How AI Is Revolutionizing Healthcare And Driving Down Prices

more than 30 days ago

The cost of healthcare is once again at the center of a national debate. With premiums rising, the baby boomers aging, and diabetes, the most expensive disease in the world, affecting 10% of the US population, the rising cost of healthcare in America is an iss…

An Easy Way to Get Kissable Lips With Lip Fillers

more than 30 days ago

You no longer need a surgery to have kissable lips. Lip fillers London treatment can give you sensual, plump and kissable lips easily and quickly.

Fecal Incontinence: How to Avoid a Shitty Trip

more than 30 days ago

People with Crohn's Disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or diarrhea are at a disadvantage if they are out of range of a toilet. Other causes of bowel incontinence may result from childbirth or surgery that damages the required control nerves or muscles.

Different Species of Fish Used in Aquaponics

more than 30 days ago

Aquaponics is a type of farming that grows healthy food sources with the use of soil. It combines the use of fish and water to achieve this goal.

Take Ownership of Your Health: Hold Yourself Accountable

more than 30 days ago

Over the years, I've conducted extensive research on health topics such as obesity, osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease. I have also studied theories of behavior change. What jumps out at me the most is how many of these conditions are preventable.

Importance of Right Glassware

more than 30 days ago

Eating and drinking may be just another imperative thing to do for humans for their survival, but they are impacted by a lot of things. One of the factors that has a direct effect on the manner in which the food is targeted and absorbed by the body is the psyc…

Sleep Deprivation-Why Do We Need Eight Hours Sleep?

more than 30 days ago

Why do we need 8 hours sleep at night, or to spend a third of our life in bed? It is now thought extended sleep deprivation, sleeping regularly only 4 or five hours a night can have harmful health effects. Long-term sleep deprivation is now liked to heart dise…

What Are the Uses of Medical Transcriptions?

more than 30 days ago

Aside from their routine duties, healthcare providers have to maintain notes for the record-keeping process and meet the HIPPA-compliance standards. Typically, small providers have an experienced in-house transcriptionist to take care of the recorded materials…

Healthcare Quality Methods

more than 30 days ago

Healthcare organizations can employ different health care methods for quality improvement. Since healthcare is not a simple phenomenon, industries find it hard to adopt the controls and standardization of quality improvement methods. However, general methods t…

If Your Stomach Is Getting More Than Needed, You Can Have Gastroenteritis

more than 30 days ago

Gastroenteritis is a short-term disease caused by infection and swelling of the digestive tract. Other causes include some viruses, bacteria, bacterial poisons, parasites, special chemicals, and some medicines.

Here Is Why Everyone Needs Health Insurance

more than 30 days ago

Today, healthcare insurance is one of the hottest political topics. Everyone is asking who should be able to have health insurance, what will be the costs of it, can you survive without insurance and what will be the penalty? In this article, we are going to h…

Why Is Medical Coding Essential in Healthcare?

more than 30 days ago

Nowadays, there are a lot of health care professions out there, but medical billing is on the list of top professions. Around 20 years back, there were not many job opportunities in the healthcare industry. Now, there are lots of job opportunities in the healt…

A Primer on Gut Flora

more than 30 days ago

Driving along a suburban road on the North side of Brisbane (Australia), a kangaroo bounds seemingly out of nowhere and hits the side of my car. Minor vehicle damage but the animal was clearly in pain and could not get up. After phoning 1300 Animal, the Vet ar…

What Are the Most Common Water Pollutants?

more than 30 days ago

Arsenic Arsenic is a heavy metal known to be very toxic. People who drink water that contains arsenic beyond EPA's standard for many years could go through several serious health issues. These could include problems with the bladder, heart, kidney, liver and l…

Water Treatment Explained for Everyone

more than 30 days ago

Different Processes of Water Treatment We need clean, safe water in everyday living. It is very important for the community's well-being, hygiene and productivity. The process of treating water may slightly be different at various places, depending on the tech…

How Much Water Are You Drinking Every Day?

more than 30 days ago

Some people do not realize the value of water, and how drinking it can have a huge effect on their overall health. Even if it is crucial to drink lots of water, many of these individuals may not be drinking the right amount of water every day. According to the…

THis Is Why Everyone Should Invest in Treating the Water

more than 30 days ago

Water that is clean and suitable for drinking is essential to life. A purification system provides several benefits. It is recommended by the US Center for Disease Control to drink a minimum of 64 oz of H20 daily because of the several benefits to health.

What Are the Dangers Hidden in Contaminated Water?

more than 30 days ago

It is normal for tap and bottled water, among other types of drinking water, to contain some amount of contaminants. In the US, the Environmental Protection Agency or EPA has set strict standards for around 90 various types of contaminants that can be present …

How a 3D Prostate Treatment Can Prove to Be Highly Efficient

more than 30 days ago

Surgical treatments can be uncomfortable and can also take a lot of time to recover from and that is the reason why many treatments are taking new nonsurgical turns. This has become the case with prostate cancer or enlargements where the 3D treatment has becom…

5 Habits That Can Help You Prevent Night Sweating

more than 30 days ago

People say that night sweats resulting from the after-effects of illnesses can never be tamed and it is seldom that people can sleep peacefully at night. Even though night sweats are something you cannot control especially when you have contacted health issues…

The Advanced Life Prop Up Systems Are Available In Our Vedanta Air Ambulance Guwahati

more than 30 days ago

We provide them with the most competitive fare and under the pocket budget cost of air ambulance by which they can get their patients transferred in no time as per their requirements. We provide 24/ 7 hours into 365 days of emergency service from one city to a…

Can A Chiropractor Help With Sports Injuries?

more than 30 days ago

Chiropractors specialise in the treatment of disorders of the musculoskeletal system. They use various techniques to treat common ailments arising from musculoskeletal disorders, including generalised back pain, leg pain, neck pain, arm pain, headaches, sacroi…

Knee, Ankle, and Foot

more than 30 days ago

The lower extremity has a significant impact on your ability to move within your world. A series of moving links (hip, knee and ankle joints) work cooperatively in dynamic and static states. This capacity affords us the opportunity to proficiently move, perfor…

What Causes a Muscle to Tighten Up?

more than 30 days ago

Waking with a muscle that has tightened into a spasm, or worse yet, trying to sleep with a sore, aching and tight muscle can be quite painful and frustrating. Learn some of the causes and treatment options for muscle spasm.

All Basic And Advanced Life-Saving Equipment In Vedanta Air Ambulance From Mumbai

more than 30 days ago

Our company operates Charter Air Ambulance in Delhi at a competitive price. We follow guidelines of DGCA to operate Services in India. We are also a pioneer in different types of patient transfer services such as commercial stretcher, train and ground ambulanc…

How Chiropractic Care Can Help All Your Family

more than 30 days ago

Contrary to popular belief, chiropractic care isn't just for adults who are suffering from back pain. Chiropractic treatments can be used to treat a wide range of ailments and improve the health of your entire family.

Rett Syndrome - Symptoms and Awareness

more than 30 days ago

Rett syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder, which affects the normal growth and development of a kid. Even though the Rett syndrome affects girls to a major extent, boys cannot move out of the risk. Each year October is the month for Rett syndrome awarenes…

Huey Lewis Suffered An Attack of Meniere's Syndrome Causing Loss of Hearing and Balance

more than 30 days ago

Huey Lewis the popular R&B singer recently cancelled all future concert dates when he suffered an attack of Meniere's Syndrome. "The doctors believe I have Meniere's disease and have agreed that I can't perform until I improve," Said Mr. Lewis. The condition c…

Can Vaping Actually Help Quit Smoking Cigarettes?

more than 30 days ago

Experts are of the opinion that people who use some kind of assistive methods improve their odds of success. It is not advisable to quit smoking cold turkey, which means without any medicine or counseling. Nicotine withdrawal is difficult and those who decide …

6 Home Remedies to Treat the Bacterial Vaginosis

more than 30 days ago

Typically, bacterial vaginosis is a type of vaginal infection. It occurs because of the overgrowth of bacteria. Naturally, the vaginal area has both good and bad bacteria.

Relocate Your Emergency Patient From Kolkata To Anywhere By Vedanta Air Ambulance

more than 30 days ago

We have picked up trust with years of diligent work and can offer commendable administrations to move your friends and family anywhere generally or simply with no bother. We've got wind of correspondence frameworks which will assist you to reach for us foursqu…

Reasons Why a Career in Medical Coding and Billing Have Become So Popular

more than 30 days ago

The medical industry can be counted as one of the most difficult fields to enter. This is due to the long periods of training and courses to excel in this field. We tend to forget, however, that other than being a physician or a specialist, there are many othe…

Electronic Medical Records: Ensuring Effective Treatment and Patient Safety

more than 30 days ago

With a wide digital advent across every industry, it is no surprise that the medical and healthcare field has followed suit. Most work in a healthcare facility is done online using the various softwares and tools. Similarly, recordkeeping in the hospital or a …

Medical Coding: A Career in the Healthcare Industry to Look Out for

more than 30 days ago

There are plenty of opportunities when it comes to the field of medicine, with a recent demand in medical coding and billing. Medical coding has become a very important part of operations in the healthcare facilities and various other medical requirements such…

How Medical Coding Is Helping the Healthcare Industry?

more than 30 days ago

Medical coding has become one of the most crucial parts of the healthcare industry these days. These medical codes are used to enhance the overall effectiveness of operations in this industry. There are different types of codes that are used for different type…

Shoulder, Thorax & Thoracic Spine

more than 30 days ago

The shoulder & pectoral girdle has 3 bones, 3 joints, and 1 articulation. The chest cavity, or thorax, consists of 12 vertebrae connected to 12 pairs of ribs which connects to the sternum in the front of the body. The thorax forms an elastic but firm cavity th…

Teens' Best Friend? Kids with Dogs Exercise More

more than 30 days ago

Teens with dogs exercise vigorously 15 more minutes a week than teens without pets.

Brain Development May Start With Surprisingly Bad Wiring

more than 30 days ago

Neurons in the cerebellum form a surprising number of bad connections during development, according to a study in mice.

Heart Scan Radiation Linked to Small Rise in Cancer Risk

more than 30 days ago

But the benefits of getting a heart scan after a heart attack likely outweigh potential cancer risks, experts say.

US Loses Its Fat Supremacy

more than 30 days ago

Bad news is Americans aren't getting any thinner.

Drug Abusers Can't Read Faces, Study Suggests

more than 30 days ago

Abusers had trouble identifying wrath, disgust, fear and sadness by facial expression.

False Advertising: Vitamin Water Isn't a Flu Vaccine

more than 30 days ago

Glaceau's new ad campaign claims zinc and vitamin C in Vitamin Water help prevent colds and flu. Life's Little Mysteries' expert checks those facts.

Long-Shot GOP Budget Proposal Would Slash Science Funding

more than 30 days ago

The thriftiest of Republican budget proposals would dramatically reduce spending in federal agencies dedicated to science.

Brain Stimulation Sparks Insight

more than 30 days ago

By stimulating one part of study subjects' brains and inhibiting another part, researchers got three times as many insightful solutions.

Polygamous Mice Are Better Breeders

more than 30 days ago

Monogamous mice have weak sperm and are less successful mates.

Human Genome Turns 10: 5 Lessons Learned

more than 30 days ago

Experts talk about what we've learned about us from the human genome and what mysteries still remain.

Tracking Covid-19 cases in the US

more than 30 days ago

Coronavirus: What to do if you or a loved one has symptoms

more than 30 days ago

The coughs, the fever, the shortness of breath: You've called your health provider and think you might have symptoms of coronavirus and need to go into quarantine. Now what do you do?

Checking in with Dr. Fauci

more than 30 days ago

One of the nation's largest commercial labs has faced a backlog of tests that ballooned in the last two weeks, and has delayed results in some cases up to 10 days. CNN's Drew Griffin reports.

'What are you waiting for?' California governor appeals to 11 states that haven't ordered residents …

more than 30 days ago

Coronavirus deaths across the US have topped 5,000 and all but 11 states have issued sweeping orders for residents to stay home -- affecting nearly 90% of the country's population.

more than 30 days ago

CNN's Chris Cuomo speaks with the husband and a friend of Dr. Frank Gabrin, an ER doctor who died within a week of contracting coronavirus after treating patients.

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