Dive Brief: Hospital emergency department visits dropped precipitously during the first weeks of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Visit rates fell between 41.5% and 63.5% across the hospitals studied, according to research published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine. Meanwhile, hospital admission rates from the ED rose as much as nearly… Read More: COVID-19 caused hospital ED visits to dive more than 40% »
Is it just me, or does in-car entertainment tend to be either very low on the list of priorities or completely ignored when most people start looking for their next vehicle? If true, there can only be a few reasons for this. Either they don’t care, completely forget about it, trust the factory system to… Read More: In-car entertainment offers you more options than ever »
At a restaurant industry executive event a little while ago, President Donald Trump stated that he was taking hydroxychloroquine or “the hydroxy” as he called it, in an effort to prevent COVID-19 infection. He also said many frontline workers—presumably referring to nurses, doctors and emergency medical technicians—were also taking the drug. Over the last few… Read More: Bad Medicine Is Worse than No Medicine – Scientific American »
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The warm weather is bringing a flood of pollen and doctors say allergy symptoms can be similar to some symptoms of COVID-19. Allergies are known to cause some respiratory problems and so can the coronavirus. While there is some overlap, doctors say the symptoms are distinct. People were out around the Philadelphia… Read More: With Allergy Season Here, Itchy Throat, Nose ‘More Likely To… »