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2020-06-12 01:16Coronavirus Can Set Off a ‘Cytokine Storm.’ These Drugs May Calm It.

At least a dozen treatments are being evaluated for virus patients whose immune systems go on the attack.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 23:37COVID-19 in Pregnancy, Worse C-Section Outcomes

Pregnant women with COVID-19 who deliver by cesarean section may be at greater risk for complications that affect them and their babies, new research suggests.
WebMD

2020-06-11 23:29Survey Shows How Couples Cope During Lockdown

A new survey offers an initial snapshot of love under lockdown: some more arguments, regular declarations of love, and a good dose of same-old, same-old.
WebMD

2020-06-11 20:02Where’s Airborne Plastic? Everywhere, Scientists Find.

There’s “no nook or cranny” on the planet where it doesn’t end up, the lead researcher on a new study said.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 19:51United Airlines Passengers Questioned About Health

United Airlines is now requiring passengers to answer a series of questions about their health before they are allowed to board a plane.
WebMD

2020-06-11 19:48Coronavirus: Couple reunited after seven-week battle against disease

Denise and Guy were separated for seven weeks as he was being treated for coronavirus.
BBC News Health

2020-06-11 19:42As Playgrounds Start to Reopen, Here’s How to Keep Kids Safe

Parents and caregivers are weighing the risks of bringing children to playgrounds, where social distancing can be a challenge and hard surfaces are everywhere.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 19:13Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 11, 2020

A roundup of the latest news about COVID-19
WebMD

2020-06-11 18:47Experts: White Parents Must Face Discomfort on Race

Parents have to be comfortable talking about disparities -- not just differences -- and these conversations need to happen early and often.
WebMD

2020-06-11 18:07Smoking a Big Stroke Risk for Black Americans

Stroke risk was 2.5 times higher among current smokers than in those who never smoked. There was no significant difference between past and never smokers.
WebMD

2020-06-11 17:49Stay Connected With Loved Ones in Nursing Homes

Social restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic can be especially hard for people who can't visit loved ones with Alzheimer's disease who are in nursing homes.
WebMD

2020-06-11 17:42Pandemic Is Changing Your Next Doc Appointment

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, many doctors' offices and clinics have made changes to protect patients, care providers and staff.
WebMD

2020-06-11 17:21What’s Worrying Teenagers Right Now

Between the quarantines and the demonstrations, Crisis Text Line and other mental health professionals see a rise in teen anxiety.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 16:48Blood Test Could Spot Breast Cancer Early

A cutting-edge "lab-on-a-chip" has shown promise in detecting early breast cancers and tumors that have developed in other parts of the body.
WebMD

2020-06-11 16:45Feeding Your Family on a Tight Budget

Source: Nemours FoundationRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Nutrition
MedlinePlus

2020-06-11 16:38A Woman's Egg May Prefer One Sperm To Another

People have certain qualities they look for in a mate, and now a new study finds that a woman's eggs may be choosy about sperm, too.
WebMD

2020-06-11 16:07Pill to Prevent Anaphylaxis May Be on the Horizon

Pills used to treat blood cancers may potentially prevent life-threatening allergic reactions, early research hints.
WebMD

2020-06-11 14:23Covid-19 Patient Gets Double Lung Transplant, Offering Hope for Others

The operation is believed to be the first of its kind in the U.S. The patient, a woman in her 20s, had been healthy, but the coronavirus devastated her lungs.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 14:03Live Coronavirus Updates: Schools Face Hurdles

All across the globe, educators are confronting what the return of students in the fall will mean. A New York drugmaker is set to begin a clinical trial of a new antibody treatment.
New York Times - Health

2020-06-11 12:55Coronavirus: Blutgruppe A gleich hohes Risiko? Was es mit der Corona-Blutgruppen-Studie auf sich hat

Steuern Blutgruppen das Risiko für einen schweren Verlauf mit dem Coronavirus? Eine vorläufige Studie legt das nahe. Die Statistik-Expertin Katharina Schüller hat die Ergebnisse für den stern eingeordnet.
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