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2020-09-01 22:42Cellphone Data Can Help Track Pandemic Spread

Researchers analyzed cellphone use in more than 2,700 U.S. counties between early January and early May to identify where the phones were used, including workplaces, homes, retail and grocery stores, parks and transit stations.
WebMD

2020-09-01 22:37What Changing Death Rates Tell Us About COVID-19

The truth is that the bouncing ball of mortality projections has more to do with the inconsistent quality of the data from medical surveillance around the world.
WebMD

2020-09-01 22:37What Changing Death Rates Tell Us About COVID-19

The truth is that the bouncing ball of mortality projections has more to do with the inconsistent quality of the data from medical surveillance around the world.
WebMD

2020-09-01 21:32How a Bus Ride Turned Into a Coronavirus Superspreader Event

One-third of passengers aboard a bus were infected by a fellow passenger, scientists reported.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 21:14Study: Face Shields Not a Good Mask Substitute

The shields, which sit away from the face and have gaps at the bottom and sides, would allow many more droplets to escape if the wearer coughed or sneezed.
WebMD

2020-09-01 19:45The other public health crisis killing Canadians

Since March, Canada has rushed to contain the virus. But some life-saving measures are killing Canadians.
BBC News Health

2020-09-01 19:16Live Coronavirus News and Updates

From Wuhan to Paris and many places in between, students are back after months out of school. In Hawaii, new arrivals will be strictly monitored. Berlin is requiring masks at large protests.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 18:11Dear Commissioner Hahn: Tell the Truth or Resign

Eric Topol,  MD, editor-in-chief of Medscape, writes an open letter to FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, MD, expressing concerns about the FDA's leadership during the COVID-19 crisis.
WebMD

2020-09-01 17:40Why the Coronavirus Stalks Children of Color

Cases are rising among children everywhere. But those in minority communities are much more likely to become infected and severely ill, new data show.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 16:35A Parent’s Toughest Call: In-Person Schooling or Not?

Parents are wrestling with difficult choices over sending their children to school. Here’s how one science reporter made the decision.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 11:00How to Stop the Next Pandemic

It’s not just Covid-19. Pathogens once confined to nature are making their way into humans on a more regular basis. And it’s our fault.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 11:00‘Sudden’ Cardiac Arrests Often Aren’t So Sudden

Researchers found that 57 percent of patients had contacted either a doctor or a hospital in the two weeks before the event.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 09:00These Scientists Are Giving Themselves D.I.Y. Coronavirus Vaccines

Impatient for a coronavirus vaccine, dozens of scientists around the world are giving themselves — and sometimes, friends and family — their own unproven versions.
New York Times - Health

2020-09-01 07:43Coronavirus: Portugal return to quarantine list would cause 'chaos and hardship'

The head of BA's parent company warns against new measures, as coronavirus cases in Portugal rise.
BBC News Health

2020-09-01 06:59Hong Kong embarks on mass Covid testing amid criticism

Half a million people have signed up to be tested but there are doubts and distrust over the scheme.
BBC News Health

2020-08-31 22:41Coronavirus: US passes six million Covid-19 cases

More than 183,000 people in the US have now died, almost a quarter of the world's Covid-19 tally.
BBC News Health

2020-08-31 21:45Most Americans Wear Masks, But Myths Linger: Poll

About nine in 10 Americans said they are knowledgeable about mask-wearing and that they sometimes, often or always wear a mask when they leave their home and are unable to social distance, the online poll shows.
WebMD

2020-08-31 20:52New Quick COVID Test May Boost Screening Efforts

Everyone who tests positive should then receive a confirmatory PCR test -- a slower, more complex and more accurate type of molecular scan that looks for the genetic material of the new coronavirus.
WebMD

2020-08-31 20:48Remote Monitoring May Help Control High Blood Pressure

Doctors already recommend that people with high blood pressure use a home monitor to track their numbers. But research suggests that home readings, alone, only make a small difference in getting the condition under control.
WebMD

2020-08-31 20:37FDA: COVID Vaccine Could Be Given Before Tests End

Emergency use authorization or approval for a COVID-19 vaccine before Phase 3 clinical trials are complete could be considered by the U.S. Food and Drug Administratio
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