Gyms are down 90%. Schools: down 90%. Churchs: down 84%.
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The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Led To A Decrease In Organ Transplants
Limited hospital resources combined with public health measures aimed at fighting COVID-19 have led to fewer organ transplant operations. This trend may continue for weeks.
New Global Children’s Book To Help Kids Cope With Covid-19 Is Released
A book of fiction to help children and young people children around the world come to terms with the coronavirus pandemic was released by a group of more than 50 international humanitarian organizations, including the World Health Organization and othe…
Social Media Data Suggests COVID-19 Isolation Inspires More Nude Photos
Could the repression of self-isolation and quarantine lead to more sexually aggressive behavior via social media?
Why Care That Ferrets, Tigers, And Cats Have Coronavirus?
Animals are important models to help us learn how coronavirus is transmitted, and in helping develop new treatments.
We Need More ICU Beds To Fight COVID-19. These Medical Architects Say That Requires Hospitals To Rethink Individualized Care
A recent study from Harvard University shows that even in a “moderate” outbreak of coronavirus, 40% of markets around the country will lack necessary beds to adequately treat patients.
June 14 Could Be First Day With Zero Coronavirus Deaths In U.S., Model Predicts
The death estimate has been lowered to 60,000, offering hope that the end may be in sight.
Here’s Why The Stock Market Just Had Its Best Week Since 1974
Timely stimulus from the Federal Reserve helped stocks finish the week higher.
How Med Students Are Stepping Up To Aid Coronavirus Efforts
In light of cancelled clinical rotations and extra free time, soon-to-be doctors are balancing online classes with their own volunteer efforts against COVID-19.
Short-Term Financial Relief For Clinicians: CARES And COVID-19
Short-term relief via CARES may help doctors and hospitals mitigate financial struggles brought on by COVID-19.
