The Washington PostPhysiology Patients are still delaying essential care out of fear of coronavirus The Washington Post - By Laurie McGinleyJim Johnson was elated when his hip replacement, canceled in March along with other elective surgeries, finally was performed in May. For months, his pain had been “God-awful,” he said — so severe he sleep,
The Washington PostDiabetes Diets high in fruits, vegetables may help reduce Type 2 diabetes by 50 percent, study say The Washington Post - By Linda SearingA diet high in fruits and vegetables may help reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 50 percent, a large new study suggests. The study, which spanned about 10 years and included more than 22,000
The Washington PostAsymptomatic Infection Long delays in getting test results hobble coronavirus response The Washington Post - By Rachel Weiner, William Wan, Abigail HauslohnerTest results for the novel coronavirus are taking so long to come back that experts say the results across the United States are often proving useless in the campaign to control the deadly disease. Some
The Washington PostPublic Health Latinos hit hard by coronavirus, but Chicago suggests it’s even worse than it looks The Washington Post - By Kristian RamosOfficial statistics show that Latinos are hospitalized and dying from the coronavirus at four times the rates of whites, but even those high numbers may be seriously underestimated, says Andres Ramirez,
The Washington PostHay Fever Your mask feels uncomfortable? Get over it. As a surgeon, I know how vital they are. The Washington Post - By John ClarkeThe Washington Post is providing this important information about the coronavirus for free. For more free coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, sign up for our Coronavirus Updates newsletter where all
