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2020-04-14 00:58Despite Qualms, Arthritis Drug to Be Tested in Coronavirus Study

Even though it can make infections worse, it also may be able to keep the immune system from overreacting.
New York Times - Health

2020-04-13 23:48COMMENTARY: Why Clinicians' Spiritual Health Matters in the COVID-19 Crisis

A chaplain says that whether or not you believe in a divine being, people need to tend to their own sense of connectedness, meaning, and purpose.
WebMD

2020-04-13 23:34COVID-19 Daily: Remdesivir Data Published, World Leader Recovers

Here are the coronavirus stories Medscape's editors around the globe think you need to know about today.
WebMD

2020-04-13 23:32Food Workers Say C.D.C. Guidelines Put Them at Greater Risk for Infection

The agency now says “critical infrastructure workers” who may have been exposed to the coronavirus can stay on the job under certain conditions, instead of isolating.
New York Times - Health

2020-04-13 23:12What Do Early Remdesivir Data Suggest?

Just published data on compassionate use of the investigational drug remdesivir in hospitalized patients with severe COVID-19 suggests a benefit, but one expert says the data are 'almost uninterpretable.'
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2020-04-13 22:53‘Tsunami of Grief’ to Hit as More Loved Ones Die

A special COVID-19 issue of Applied Demography says we, as a country, haven’t yet paid attention to the “tsunami of grief” that is just beginning.
WebMD

2020-04-13 22:48Presymptomatic or Asymptomatic? ID Experts on Shifting Terminology

Experts from the Infectious Diseases Society of America addressed presymptomatic transmission, racial differences, and new guidelines on diagnosis and treatment at a briefing with reporters.
WebMD

2020-04-13 22:35‘It’s a Time Bomb’: 23 Die as Virus Hits Packed Homeless Shelters

The virus is spreading where social distancing is nearly impossible. But there’s no staying at home when you do not have one.
New York Times - Health

2020-04-13 22:11COVID-19 Daily: A Message of Hope and a Grim Milestone

Here are the coronavirus stories Medscape's editors around the globe think you need to know about today.
WebMD

2020-04-13 22:04Will Antibody Tests Help Us Leave Quarantine?

Could a rapid blood test to see if someone has developed immunity to COVID-19 help get our stay-at-home-orders lifted?
WebMD

2020-04-13 21:56Little Known About COVID Patients' Loss of Smell

Many people with COVID-19 who lost their sense of smell weeks ago are still waiting for it to return, but when that might happen is unknown.
WebMD

2020-04-13 21:16COVID-19 Might Cost Health Insurers Over $550 Billion: Report

A new study shows a wide range of possible costs, depending on infection rate. The report also predicts substantial COVID-19 spending in 2021.
WebMD

2020-04-13 21:09Coronavirus Social: PPE Arguments and Pandemic Prophecies

Here are some of the top trending COVID-19 topics dominating the social media conversation among clinicians.
WebMD

2020-04-13 20:48COVID-19 Hits Physician Couple: Dramatically Different Responses

A physician couple both had COVID-19 but with very different responses -- one ended up in intensive care, the other remains asymptomatic.
WebMD

2020-04-13 20:37NYC Hospitals Require In-Person Presence for Telehealth Work

Social workers and medical records specialists, who are being asked to come in even though they can do their jobs remotely, worry they may be contributing to the spread of COVID-19.
WebMD

2020-04-13 19:46CMS Loosens Telehealth, Clinician Scope-of-Practice Rules

The new regulation finalizes a rule change to let doctors practice across state lines in rural areas. Other clinicians have been given more latitude to provide care.
WebMD

2020-04-13 19:43Medicaid Nearing ‘Eye Of The Storm’ As Newly Unemployed Look For Coverage

The coronavirus outbreak has forced millions out of work and the federal-state health program for low-income people could face unprecedented strains as many states don’t necessarily have the resources or systems in place to meet the demand.
WebMD

2020-04-13 19:41COMMENTARY: COVID-19 Diary Day 6: Clinicians' Choices Shouldn't Be Judged

Don Dizon reflects on the choices he has, and does not have, as a father and a physician in the COVID-19 era.
WebMD

2020-04-13 19:323 Vans, 6 Coolers, a Plane, a Storm and 2 Labs: A Nasal Swab’s Journey

The backlog for Covid-19 testing in New Jersey and other parts of the country is getting worse, not better. From the nose of a patient on a mile-long line to a phone call days later, bottlenecks thwart its progress.
New York Times - Health

2020-04-13 19:29Behandlung von Covid-19: Hohe Sterberate bei Beatmungspatienten lässt Ärzte rätseln

Bei Corona-Patienten mit schwerem Verlauf werden häufig Beatmungsgeräte eingesetzt. Allerdings werden bei jenen Patienten höhere Todesraten gemeldet. Einige Ärzte beginnen deshalb, bei der Therapie umzudenken.
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