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Shut Down ‘Wet Markets’ to Prevent Next Viral Plague, Animal Advocates Say
Sometime in the late fall of 2019, probably in a live-animal “wet market” in Wuhan, China, a strain of coronavirus previously harbored only by animals made the leap to humans. There are various theories on the intermediary...
- Posted April 13, 2020
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FDA Tackles Questions About Blood Donation, Face Masks During Pandemic
It is safe to donate blood during the coronavirus pandemic? Do cloth face masks offer meaningful protection against COVID-19? These are among the questions Americans are asking, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the...
- Posted April 13, 2020
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Cheap, Effective Ventilator Made From Ambulance ‘Resuscitation Bags’
With a sudden need for more ventilators due to the coronavirus pandemic, researchers have been busy trying to come up with alternatives to a standard ventilator. Engineers from Georgia Tech and Emory University in Atlanta think they...
- Posted April 13, 2020
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As U.S. Leads World in COVID-19 Deaths, Trump Pushes to Re-Open Country in Early May
With the United States now the world leader in both coronavirus cases and deaths, President Donald Trump continued to push for re-opening the economy in early May. However, White House aides are cautioning the president about easing...
- Posted April 13, 2020
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Health Highlights: April 13, 2020
Chloroquine COVID-19 Trial Halted After Patient Deaths Coronavirus Antibody Tests Underway in California Many Questions Remain About COVID-19 Patients' Loss of Sense of Smell
- Posted April 13, 2020
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Heart Patients Should Ask About Home-Based Cardiac Rehab
For those with heart problems, home-based rehab can take the place of hospital-based cardiac rehabilitation during the current coronavirus pandemic, heart experts say. “Home-based cardiac rehab is a solution to help provide cardiac rehabilitation to patients with...
- Posted April 10, 2020
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High-Fiber Diets May Lower Odds for Breast Cancer
Whether she gets it from fruits, beans, grains or vegetables, dietary fiber appears to at least slightly lower a woman’s risk for breast cancer, a comprehensive new review finds. The review covered data from 20 different trials...
- Posted April 10, 2020
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‘She Can’t Get Away’: U.S. Lockdowns Trigger Surge in Domestic Violence
People sheltering in place to avoid the threat of COVID-19 are finding themselves trapped with a more familiar source of danger — their own spouse or parent. Domestic violence reports have skyrocketed around the globe as coronavirus...
- Posted April 10, 2020
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As Coronavirus Shows First Signs of Peaking, White House Looks to Ease Restrictions in May
(HealthDay News) — With the U.S. coronavirus death toll passing 16,600 on Friday, reports surfaced that the Trump administration is pushing to re-open much of the country in May. According to the Washington Post, President Donald Trump...
- Posted April 10, 2020
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Health Highlights: April 10, 2020
No Sail Order For Cruise Ships Extended by CDC Hospitals That Get Federal Stimulus Money Can't Issue Surprise Bills California Has First Daily Drop in ICU Coronavirus Patients
- Posted April 10, 2020