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2020-08-20 11:00What if We Worried Less About the Accuracy of Coronavirus Tests?

Regularly using the most accurate tests possible for millions of Americans is impractical. Could a shift in approach slow the spread of infections?
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 11:00Scarred by My Own Hands

Scars covered my body, dozens and dozens of scars all over my arms and legs. Scars that I made myself.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 06:07From Handshakes to Fist Bumps: The Future of the Business Greeting

On the future of handshakes, fist bumps and even footshakes.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 05:28Bryce Hall, TikTok Influencer, Has Power Shut Off by Los Angeles

This month, Mayor Eric Garcetti said that Angelenos who violated the city’s guidelines on gatherings during a health crisis would have their water and power turned off. Today, he followed through.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 04:12Coronavirus: Adventure days for NHS staff and families

The key workers are given a chance to escape the stress of Covid-19 by an outdoor centre.
BBC News Health

2020-08-20 03:57Local Officials in China Hid Coronavirus Dangers From Beijing, U.S. Agencies Find

A new U.S. intelligence report says top officials in Beijing were in the dark in early January on the true dangers of the virus. That could affect U.S. policy on China.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 02:50Latif Nasser, Harvard Ph.D., on the Rewards of Being Dumb

They include getting your own Netflix show. Nasser, a science journalist known for his work on “Radiolab,” talked about going on-camera for “Connected” and the importance of staying curious.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-20 01:22Covid-19 Live Updates: Opening of U.S. Education System Brings Strike Threats, New Cases and Improvisation

South Africa’s efforts to contain the virus are tainted by corruption. Top U.S. health officials intervened just as the F.D.A. was prepared to issue an emergency authorization for plasma as a virus treatment.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-19 23:58This Trawler’s Haul: Evidence That Antibodies Block the Coronavirus

Three crew members aboard were spared when the virus spread through the boat. They were the only ones who had antibodies at the beginning of the trip.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-19 23:27Doctors: Take Effects of COVID-19 to Heart

A growing body of evidence suggests that anyone who gets the virus -- from the sick and the elderly to elite athletes -- faces the risk of heart damage.
WebMD

2020-08-19 23:22Coronavirus Test Could Give Inaccurate Results

The agency issued the alert about Thermo Fisher's TaqPath genetic test, the Associated Press reported.
WebMD

2020-08-19 23:18Dentists Push Back on WHO's Call to Delay Check-ups

The ADA and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called on dentists to use personal protective equipment, such as masks, goggles and face shields.
WebMD

2020-08-19 23:00COVID Means Money Issues for Many With Diabetes

And one-third of people with diabetes have lost at least some income since the pandemic began versus about 29% of the general population, the survey released by the American Diabetes Association and dQ&A found.
WebMD

2020-08-19 22:54Birth Control Pill May Cut Women's Risk for Asthma

A study of more than half a million women in the United Kingdom found that those who used hormonal contraceptives -- be it pills or patches or shots -- had a significantly lower risk of developing asthma than women who did not.
WebMD

2020-08-19 22:37Experts Reject Oleander Extract as COVID Treatment

Neither oleander nor oleandrin is approved by regulatory agencies as a prescription drug or dietary supplement.
WebMD

2020-08-19 19:05Georgia Officials Knew of Severe PPE Shortage

State officials said they urgently needed millions more masks and gowns, internal emails show. At least 80 Georgia health workers have died from COVID-19, including after the state reopened its economy.
WebMD

2020-08-19 18:56California Has First Plague Case in Five Years

The patient, a resident of South Lake Tahoe, is receiving medical care while recovering at home, CBS News reported. Plague is easily treated with antibiotics if diagnosed early.
WebMD

2020-08-19 17:49Coronavirus vaccine: Australia rules out mandatory immunisations

Visitors may be required to be immunised if a mass vaccination programme goes ahead.
BBC News Health

2020-08-19 15:30Blood Plasma Treatment for Covid-19 Now on Hold at F.D.A.

Government health leaders including Dr. Francis S. Collins and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci urged caution last week, citing weak data from the country’s largest plasma study.
New York Times - Health

2020-08-19 11:001.5 Million Antibody Tests Show What Parts of N.Y.C. Were Hit Hardest

The data from the city is on a far larger scale than previously released information, and includes all antibody test results reported to the city’s Department of Health.
New York Times - Health

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