Recovering doesn’t mean healthy again: how patients surviving COVID-19 feel after months
Most people infected with the coronavirus do not experience severe symptoms, and some do not have any at all. COVID-19 has reserved the worst for the relatively few cases. Writes about this SFGate. Sherry Antoinette, a nurse in the intensive care unit, has seen serious cases with her own eyes. “Lucky ones if their ...
New symptoms of coronavirus infection: CDC updated list
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has added three new characteristic manifestations of the coronavirus to its list of symptoms. Writes about this Fox News. Nasal congestion or runny nose, nausea and diarrhea were added to the federal agency's list that already included fever or ...
Do not take for prevention: what you need to know about dexamethasone, which reduces mortality from COVID-19
There is a lot of enthusiasm among medical professionals in the US and Europe for an inexpensive drug that appears to be helping to save the lives of people with severe COVID-19. What you need to know about dexamethasone, says The Healthy. When the enthusiasm for hydroxychloroquine diminished due to ...
'On the brink of an apocalypse': a new peak of daily coronavirus infections recorded in the three most populous states of the USA
The three most populous states of the United States record daily anti-records of new cases of coronavirus infection. There are fears of "apocalyptic" outbursts in major cities in Texas, if this trend continues, writes CNN. According to Johns Hopkins University, the coronavirus has killed at least 121 people ...
'Fewer tests should be done': US authorities cut COVID-19 testing sites
The federal government is cutting off funding for coronavirus testing sites in 5 states as Trump claims there are too many tests being carried out in the US, Business Insider writes. The US federal government plans to end funding and support for 13 coronavirus testing sites in 5 states ...
In the northeastern states imposed quarantine for visitors from the southern United States
A two-week quarantine is required for all people arriving in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut from eight states where there has been a surge in COVID-19 infections, writes Voice of America. The governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut on Wednesday, June 24, imposed a mandatory 14-day quarantine for visitors from eight...
Oregon authorities ordered residents to wear masks, stressing that this is a “white-only” rule
Officials in Lincoln County, Oregon, have exempted all non-white people from a new rule requiring face masks to be worn in public to prevent racial profiling, the New York Post reports. Health officials announced that residents should wear face coverings...
7 states reported new hospital admissions record due to COVID-19
Seven states reported new records for the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 — Arizona, Arkansas, California, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas — and infections continue to rise. The Washington Post writes about this. Texas and California on Tuesday 23...
'Very generous' and soon: Trump spoke about the second wave of help in connection with the coronavirus
US President Donald Trump spoke to Joe St. George, national political editor and Washington-based correspondent for Scripps, and spoke about the prospects for another coronavirus relief package, Forbes writes. Saint George posed a direct question to the President if Trump was planning a second ...
The second wave of coronavirus: when to expect it and whether to be afraid
The coronavirus pandemic is far from over. There are countries where the incidence rate is still high, and where the virus has been brought under control, they fear a second wave, writes the BBC. Centuries ago, the second wave of the Spanish Flu pandemic claimed more lives than the first. Virologists from...