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This is the season when the peak of COVID-19 cases occurs CW Headley

An in-depth analysis conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, of coronavirus transmissions from an eight-year-long Household Influenza Vaccine Evaluation Cohort Study, revealed that the most common coronavirus strains peak in the winter months. Read More

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Americans don’t think their stimulus check will get them far Kyle Schnitzer

Just less than one in three Americans (31%) said they believe the stimulus check won’t be enough to sustain their financial well being for one month, according to a new study by Bankrate.com. Read More

The United Nations said Coronavirus could wipe out this shocking number of jobs by July Jennifer Fabiano

The United Nations announced that 195 million jobs could be wiped out by the end of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

You can make a difference in a pandemic — even if you’re not an emergency worker Tim Denning

If you’re not an emergency worker, it can feel like you can’t make a difference in a pandemic. But you can! Everyone has something to offer. Read More

This research may be a COVID-19 treatment breakthrough CW Headley

In preliminary findings published this week in the journal PNAS, a single 200 mL dose of convalescent plasma (CP) from COVID-19 patients who recently recovered shortened the duration of symptoms, improved oxygen levels and expedited viral clearance in patients who were still suffering from the disease. Read More

75% of New Yorkers don’t expect life to go back to normal for at least another 2 months John Anderer

The reality of the pandemic seems to have set in, with a full 75% of respondents admitting they don’t expect their life to be back to normal for at least another two months if not longer. Read More

This is how shockingly long Coronavirus can live on the face mask you are wearing CW Headley

Although doning makeshift masks are better than traveling with your mouth and nose completely exposed, the degree to which you are protected against viral debris depends on material and structure. Read More

Americans may be feeling the effects of COVID-19 around their waists for decades John Anderer

The extra pounds put on by our nation’s children during this lockdown period will linger for years to come as the youth of today develop into tomorrow’s adults. Read More

Everything you need to know about fatal cases of COVID-19 CW Headley

The researchers were not only able to determine the underlying factors that lead to acute COVID-19 symptoms, but they were also able to link onset symptoms with critical outcomes. Read More

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