A new international survey of those with eating disorders found that symptoms were worsening, even in those who had previously been stable and in remission, over Covid-19.
Category: healthcare
What’s Happening To Kodak Stock? Shares Plunge Over 40% After Government Loan Is Held Up On Allegations Of Wrongdoing
Shares of Kodak tanked after the company’s $765 million loan from the government was put on hold.
Memorial Sloan Kettering, Genentech, Jiahui Health To Join Forbes China Health Summit On Aug. 15
Approximately three million people will die from cancer in China this year alone
What It’s Like To Be Young In Melbourne’s Covid-19 Lockdown
Four Melbournians in their 20s share a glimpse of what it’s like to live through one of the boldest public health interventions in Australian history.
How Plume Is Using Mobile Technology And Telehealth To Build A Healthcare Company For The Trans Community
For $99 a month, Plumes gives patients remote doctor appointments, virtual check-ups, prescriptions for hormone treatments, lab tests, and more. The cash model removes any insurance company stress.
New Ebola Outbreak In Congo Creates Unparalleled Challenges During A Pandemic
Alongside the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing battles with cholera and measles, the DRC has now confirmed almost 80 new cases of Ebola. But what makes this 11th outbreak most frightening is the hotspots geographic proximity to Kinshasa, the Capitol of th…
Dow Jumps 350 Points After Trump Signs Executive Orders To Extend Coronavirus Relief
The S&P is now just over 1% away from setting a new record high.
China Cancer Diagnostics Firm Genetron’s Revenue Gains After IPO
China accounts for more than 26% of the world’s cancer deaths.
5 Things That Could Go Wrong With A Coronavirus Vaccine
Researchers are working at breakneck speeds on a vaccine for Covid-19. Though early results look promising, a lot can still go wrong. Here are five obstacles standing in the way.
A Third Of Americans Unwilling To Get Covid-19 Vaccine [Infographic]
A new Gallup poll has found that a significant share of Americans would avoid getting an FDA-approved coronavirus vaccine.
