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Priscilla @Priscilla - over 4 years ago

Coronavirus Daily Digest: May 7, 2020

Most reopening states don’t meet the criteria recommended by the federal government. Other countries are preparing for a second wave of outbreaks. And could a llama’s antibodies neutralize the virus? Here’s the latest on coronavirus around the world:The world is approachi...continued

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Dayton @Dayton - over 4 years ago

Volunteer Physicians Procure PPE, Build Largest Platform

What your doctor is reading on Medscape.com:MAY 06, 2020 -- When pleas for protective equipment continued to go unheeded, a group of physicians decided to take matters into their own hands. They developed their own distribution channel, GetUsPPE.org, to match personal pro...continued

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Jimmy @Jimmy - almost 4 years ago

Things We ❤: ProPublica’s Plain Language Reporting

Alt: A doodle holds a newspaper that says “ProPublica” at the top.Here at We ❤ Health Literacy Headquarters, we’re always singing the praises of plain language. And while we’re usually blabbing on about how great plain language is for health materials, its uses are so muc...continued

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Jerrold @Jerrold - over 5 years ago

Plants may be transmitting superbugs to people

Plants may be transmitting superbugs to people -- ScienceDailyAntibiotic-resistant infections are a threat to global public health, food safety and an economic burden. To prevent these infections, it is critical to understand how antibiotic-resistant bacteria and their ge...continued

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Webster @Webster - over 4 years ago

COVID-19 and Nursing Homes: The No. 1 Place Not To Be

Those living in nursing homes or other long-term care facilities are the people most susceptible to infectious diseases. So, it is no surprise that nursing home residents make up a huge part of the U.S.'s COVID-19 deaths. At the end of April 2020, COVID-19 deaths in nursi...continued

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Webster @Webster - over 5 years ago

Rescuers scour rubble as Cambodia building collapse toll rises to 18

Rescuers scour rubble as Cambodia building collapse toll rises to 18Increasingly desperate rescue workers were picking through the debris looking for survivers Victims of a Cambodia building collapse were buried alive as they slept, a survivor said Sunday, as the death to...continued

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Genesis Johnson @segagj - about 3 years ago

Learn the truth about the pandemic (plan-demic)

Learn the truth about the pandemic ("plan-demic") by clicking this link: https://bit.ly/3wuSqCvDr. Zelenko Board Certified Family Physician with over 20 years experience. Dr. Zelenko was nominated for the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Nobel Prize , Dr. Zelenko’s ...continued

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Emmie @Emmie - over 4 years ago

A Famine Will Follow With Coronavirus

When the COVID-19 pandemic is over and systems are in place for any reoccurrences, the world will still not be out of the woods. Experts are predicting that food disruptions and even a famine could follow.COVID-19 was said to be an "equalizer," affecting poor and rich cou...continued

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Zetta @Zetta - over 3 years ago

Communicating Clearly During Vaccine Rollout

CommunicateHealthMar 18 · 3 min readAlt: Three happy doodles flex their muscles. They’re wearing name tags that read, “Pfizer,” “J&J,” and “Moderna.”With 3 different COVID-19 vaccines now on the market in the United States, and more and more people getting vaccinated ...continued

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Jerrold @Jerrold - over 4 years ago

Vitamin D Level Is Directly Correlated to COVID-19 Outcomes

There is strong scientific evidence vitamin D plays a central role in your immune response and your ability to fight infections. In this video, Ivor Cummins, biochemist and chief program officer for Irish Heart Disease Awareness, explains how recent studies supporting hig...continued

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Kristina @Kristina - over 5 years ago

San Diego homelessness level drops on costly clean-up effort, mayor says

San Diego homelessness level drops on costly clean-up effort, mayor saysAs Los Angeles County grapples with a growing homeless population, San Diego has managed to get more people off the streets and into shelters, according to San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer..The homeles...continued

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Monserrat @Monserrat - almost 4 years ago

Explaining mRNA Vaccines

CommunicateHealthJan 21 · 3 min readAlt: A doodle wearing a messenger bag and a hat labeled “mRNA” holds up a COVID-19 playbook and says, “Delivery!”Now that folks are starting to get COVID-19 vaccines, many people are eagerly awaiting their turn in line. But because the ...continued

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Alexie @Alexie - over 3 years ago

Find Your Voice (and Tone)

CommunicateHealthApr 8 · 3 min readAlt: A doctor doodle is talking to a patient with dog leg. The doctor doodle frowns and says, “You won’t need a dog-leg-ectomy after all.” The patient doodle says, “Why do you sound so sad about it?” The doctor doodle says, “Whoops. Wron...continued

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Kristina @Kristina - over 4 years ago

Prone Positioning in Severe ARDS

Lying in the prone (face down) position, in which your chest is down and your back is up, could be a simple way to improve outcomes in cases of severe respiratory distress. This topic has received renewed attention during the COVID-19 pandemic, as invasive mechanical v...continued

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Nelson @Nelson - over 3 years ago

Talking Telehealth

CommunicateHealthMar 25 · 2 min readAlt: A doodle with cat head talks to their doctor via their laptop. The doctor says, “Can you tilt the camera back? I need to see both the cat and your head to make my diagnosis.”Here at We ❤ Health Literacy Headquarters, we’re big fans...continued

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Emmie @Emmie - over 4 years ago

Might Enzymes Help Blood Clotting Associated With COVID-19?

Aside from sepsis — which in one study was present in 59% of COVID-19 patients and 100% of those who died — blood clots also appear to be common in patients with severe COVID-19 disease. As reported by STAT news:“Doctors treating the sickest COVID-19 patients have zeroed ...continued

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Jany @Jany - over 5 years ago

Missouri denies license for last remaining PP-affiliated abortion clinic

Missouri denies license for last remaining PP-affiliated abortion clinic – Investment WatchWhy did the state deny the license? State health officials issued a new rule that women required an extra, “invasive” pelvic exam to get an abortion and Planned Parenthood doctors s...continued

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Teagan @Teagan - almost 4 years ago

Morbidity and Mortality: Just Skip ’Em

CommunicateHealthJan 14 · 2 min readAlt: A doodle swooning on a couch says, “Oh, the mortality!” Another doodle points to a graph and says, “I think you mean the death rate.”It’s hard to believe, dear readers, but the COVID-19 pandemic has been dominating headlines and ne...continued

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sanjit kumar @prajapati - about 3 years ago

weight loss pill

I am a mother of four beautiful children first and foremost. I am also a professional natural bodybuilder and general athletic enthusiast. I run an online personal training program and have clients from all over the world who are making improvements in their physiques by ...continued

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Maureen @Maureen - over 4 years ago

How to choose a good gynae clinic? - Credihealth Blog

Once you are above the age of 13, you need an excellent gynae clinic to check your reproductive system. The gynae clinic deals with an essential system of your body, and you need a gynecologist to be a necessary part of your life. The main factors you need to consider whe...continued

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Juliet @Juliet - over 4 years ago

Coronavirus May Reproduce in Eyes for Weeks

Information about the SARS-CoV-2 virus continues to unfold. Since this virus has never been seen before, researchers are scrambling to understand the infection and mortality rates, how it spreads and how it can be treated.Engineers from Johns Hopkins created an online dig...continued

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Moises @Moises - over 3 years ago

Let’s Talk Periods

CommunicateHealthMar 11 · 2 min readAlt: Doodles in the background say, “Aunt Flo’s in town!” and “Guess it’s that time of the month!” A doodle in the foreground says, “Just call it a period — period.”Here at We ❤ Health Literacy Headquarters, periods are our second favor...continued

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Oren @Oren - over 5 years ago

A drain inspector’s report, and a good one

A drain inspector’s report, and a good oneThanks to Gully Boy, the Hindi heartland may have woken up to the raw energy of rap only now. Down south, a ...Source: Thehindubusinessline.comPowered by NewsAPI.orgKeywords:Bollywood • Hip hop music •

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Torey @Torey - over 5 years ago

Trump: We’re Doing A ‘Fantastic Job’ At The Southern Border

HuffPost is now a part of OathLooks like your cookies are disabled. Please enable and try again.Source: Huffpost.comPowered by NewsAPI.orgKeywords:The Huffington Post •

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Elliott @Elliott - over 3 years ago

We (Sort of) Moved!

CommunicateHealthApr 15 · 2 min readAlt: A doodle drives a moving truck with “W❤HHL” emblazoned on the side while another doodle waves out the passenger-side window. They’re following a sign that points toward communicatehealth.com.This week, in the spirit of spring clean...continued

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