Weekly Health Quiz: Coronavirus Spread
Test your knowledge of this week’s health news. View original article Contributor:
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A critical care doctor explains what treatment for coronavirus looks like in the intensive care unit. View original article Contributor:
At least 85,000 people have been infected in the United States. As states pleaded for supplies, the White House canceled a plan to produce thousands of ventilators. View original article Contributor:
To keep coronavirus patients breathing, hospitals pioneer a little-tested method. View original article Contributor:
Because they are older, this population is at higher risk of Covid-19 complications. Here’s how to think about heading North or staying put. View original article Contributor:
One stockpile was in the cathedral’s crypt. Others were with companies like Goldman Sachs. And a health care union said it found 39 million more. View original article Contributor:
No visitors. Induced labor. Converted delivery wards. Tens of thousands of women across the country are giving birth in unprecedented circumstances. View original article Contributor:
Though face-to-face counseling and in-person group meetings have been suspended to curb the spread of the coronavirus, there are many virtual options newly available for support. View original article Contributor:
Scientists haven’t found evidence that the new coronavirus jumped from pangolins to people, but they do host very similar viruses View original article Contributor:
Disruptions in routines and the need for hands-on care are among the special challenges for dementia patients and their caregivers. View original article Contributor: