HEALTH

Among the 24,739 recorded coronavirus deaths in U.K. hospitals until May 17, 32 percent of the patients apparently had diabetes.

Until a vaccine is available, everyone should follow the safety precautions detailed by the World Health Organization.

ACTIV, which is the acronym for Accelerating COVID-19 Therapeutic and Vaccines is expected to come up with new guidelines for international medical sectors.

Two Charleston, South Carolina residents have pooled their talents to fabricate a protective cover for healthcare workers

In the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, the general consensus was that only those who are elderly or with existing complications were at risk.

The early testing phase concluded recently with positive results, with 45 people inoculated with varying doses that ranged from low to medium.

Public health officials already forecast more COVID-19 deaths in the months to come as governments attempt to stimulate the economy by lifting restrictions.

Based on studies conducted by researchers, the current numbers presented are just a small fraction of what's to come.

Initial testing will be conducted in the town of Holly Springs, which will see drones transporting goods from a local shopping establishment to various homes.

Around 1,438 coronavirus patients in various hospitals in New York were part of a study conducted by a research team from the University at Albany.

At the start of the outbreak, contact tracing has been a key factor for public health officials to manage infections

Healthcare professionals have been voicing their concerns regarding the upsurge of fake news amid the SARS-CoV-2 crisis.

This move is expected to allow Pfizer to dedicate at least four of its facilities to the development of a vaccine for SARS-CoV-2.

Aside from clinical trials, healthcare experts rely on testing to properly diagnose those who are infected by the coronavirus.

As expected, controversial anti-malarial drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were also included in the paper.

Medical experts argue the validity of the earlier stance against the use of ibuprofen among patients diagnosed with COVID-19.

Vesak rituals will be live-streamed by various organizations for worshipers to watch from home during the lockdown.

Doctors who were hoping that the virus had been existing among the population are evidently saddened by the news.

Last month, Whatsapp made a move to stop misinformation after it imposed a limit to the number of people a user can forward a message to.

It was noted that the Spike D614G strain likely originated from Italy, which recorded an alarming death rate among its citizens.

The COVID-19 patient was diagnosed with a heart condition which could have proven fatal.

A study by the University of Bonn finds out that one out of five infected people could be asymptomatic.

This is alarming for those in the EU after restrictions have been implemented by authorities to prevent companies from sourcing details without consent.

In a perfect scenario, handsets will rely on GPS and Bluetooth to determine if the owner is on close proximity with possible carriers of the virus.

Despite the general consensus surrounding SARS-CoV-2, there is still a lot that researchers are yet to uncover.

Government and public health officials are already drafting plans for easing people back into their normal routine once everything is under control.

The pub might have its license revoked for breaching lockdown rules and enabling customers to do the same.

While this potentially hints at a breakthrough, it is too early to tell until all other parallel studies have concluded.

Hydroxychloroquine and Chloroquine are just one of the many drugs that have been promoted by doctors around the world.