The Washington PostWorld News Coronavirus infections haven’t spiked since Europe loosened lockdowns. There are many theories about why. The Washington Post - Chico Harlan, Loveday Morris, Michael Birnbaum, Stefano PitrelliROME — When Italy ended its lockdown one month ago, Angelo Pan, an infectious-disease doctor, was worried. His hospital, at the epicenter of the country’s outbreak, braced for the possibility that progress
The Sunflipped into The SunEntertainment (UK) Kate Garraway reveals her husband may be locked in a coma for ever thesun.co.uk - Jane Moore A PRINTED sign on Kate Garraway’s front door reads: “Wash your hands immediately on entering. Do not touch anything. Go straight to the sink and wash …
Voxflipped into Policy & PoliticsLiberal View The 2 different Covid-19 scenarios that worry experts Vox - Dylan ScottNo two coronavirus outbreaks are the same. While the country waits to see what effect the combination of economic reopenings, anti-police violence protests, and warmer weather will have, different places
Livemintflipped into NewsFinance (India) TN: Pvt hospitals can't charge more than ₹15,000 for virus treatment in ICUs livemint.com - PTI The maximum allowable per day fee in general ward of private hospitals will be ₹7,500 per day, the Tamil Nadu govt said Chennai: The Tamil Nadu …
Beryl Starkovicflipped into FOOD & DRINKCoronavirus (Covid-19) Vitamin K found in some cheeses could help fight Covid-19, study suggests The Guardian - Daniel Boffey in BrusselsPatients who have died or been admitted to intensive care with Covid-19 have been found to be deficient in a vitamin found in spinach, eggs, and hard and blue cheeses, raising hopes that dietary change
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into OpinionOpinion Coronavirus Good News The Wall Street Journal. - Editorial BoardGood news: A new study finds that the novel coronavirus has become less lethal over the past few months. While there’s no evidence that mutations are making the virus less deadly, treatments have improved
