The Medical ID Bracelet That Doesn’t Look Like One
An ID can be crucial in a medical crisis, and it doesn’t have to be something you want to hide. View original article Contributor:
An ID can be crucial in a medical crisis, and it doesn’t have to be something you want to hide. View original article Contributor:
Attempts to avoid coronavirus can increase the risk of physical and emotional harm from limited social contact. View original article Contributor:
Senate Democrats blocked a $2 trillion government rescue package they said failed to adequately protect workers, as states pleaded for masks and ventilators. The producer of an experimental antiviral drug said it would stop providing it for most emergency situations. View original article Contributor:
Proton pump inhibitors are sometimes needed in children with reflux, but parents should be aware they may increase the risk of fractures. View original article Contributor:
Two dozen of the medicines are already under investigation. Also on the list: chloroquine, a drug used to treat malaria. View original article Contributor:
Nick Heath narrates his videos of people doing mundane things, like crossing the street, with the verve and dramatic flair of competitive sports. View original article Contributor:
Scientists who have fought pandemics describe difficult measures needed to defend the United States against a fast-moving pathogen. View original article Contributor:
The coronavirus outbreak has magnified all kinds of fears. Try living in the moment. Take stock of what’s working. Turn off the television. View original article Contributor:
“I beg everyone to be extremely careful,” the opera singer said in a Facebook post on Sunday after developing a fever and cough and testing positive for the virus. View original article Contributor:
The company said the masks were offered for sale “in error” at some stores in Washington State, which has been a hot spot for the coronavirus pandemic. View original article Contributor: