Collective Medical, an ADT-based care collaboration network, has rolled out new functionality to support the public health response to COVID-19 at no cost. WHY IT MATTERS The company’s platform and nationwide network, which covers many ports of entry into the U.S., is positioned to support regions’ and states’ ability to…
Going stir crazy? Master these advanced cooking techniques from homemade pasta to macarons
As coronavirus spreads in the U.S., and an increasing number of Americans are staying home—either by choice or because of imposed shelter-in-place orders—chances are you are looking for some at-home entertainment. We’ve got you covered. There are 100 movies you can watch, great TV shows to binge and you can…
Postponing the Olympics is the right call: Curbing a pandemic matters more than money
The Olympic and Paralympic Games have officially been rescheduled to a date beyond 2020, but not later than the summer of 2021. The International Olympic Committee had been under pressure to make a decision about the Tokyo Games and now that it’s happened, there appears to be widespread support to…
Preventing COVID-19 from becoming the ‘new normal’
For the past decade, scientists have urged the United States to prepare for an outbreak of some unknown pathogen. Despite the warnings, however, and even in the wake of SARS, MERS, and H1N1, we are in the middle of a galloping COVID-19 pandemic, ill-equipped, scrambling, and scared. Although it is…
Cellular protein shredders for the fight against cancer
An international team of researchers led by the Universities of Bonn and Ulm has investigated how a cell’s own “protein shredder” can be specifically programmed to fight cancer. The researchers were able to demonstrate the degradation of proteins that are overly active in breast cancer, for example. The results are…
Intensive care units in England could run out of beds within two weeks, study finds
Intensive care unit (ICU) occupancy is likely to increase dramatically over the next few weeks, suggests research published by a team at the University of Cambridge. Their work suggests that if the current exponential growth of COVID-19 infections continues, then within two weeks, five out of seven commissioning regions in…
Coronavirus symptoms: Doctor reveals key characteristic of the virus to remember
Coronavirus can be very similar to the flu, so how do Britons know if they have it? A doctor reveals the key characteristic of the virus to remember. Official NHS information touts the two main symptoms of an infection of COVID-19: a new, continuous cough and fever. Many people will…
Priest leaves Corona fellow patient to the ventilator, and dies a little later
With a selfless act, an Italian priest in the midst of the Corona has caused a crisis headlines around the world. According to the media rescued the 72 reports,-Year-old a also the Virus to other patients patients life, by leaving his own breathing. The spiritual self died a little later…
Healthcare Professionals Are 'Truly Scared to Come to Work' amid Coronavirus Supply Shortage
Healthcare professionals across the country are on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak without the gear needed to properly protect themselves amid a nationwide shortage of medical supplies. “We are at war with no ammo,” a surgeon in Fresno, California told The New York Times of the dire situation. FEMA…
To control the Corona-danger of infection: the blood pressure now home! – Naturopathy Naturopathy Specialist Portal
Coronavirus: blood pressure measurement should be done at home The number of people infected with the novel Coronavirus, continues to rise. According to experts, there is more than 80 percent of the Infected to gradients mild, but, above all, persons from high-risk groups become ill is often difficult. Even in…