Controlling people’s temperatures at the entrance to businesses and schools is essentially useless as a stand-alone measure to protect against the spread of COVID-19, and the practice can just as well be avoided to save time, said Drs. Anthony Fauci during a Facebook Live broadcast Thursday. Fauci, the director of …
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Scientists have found the likely sequence in which Covid-19 symptoms first appear, an advancement that can help clinicians rule out other diseases, and help patients seek rapid care or decide to self-isolate earlier. According to the study, published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, the likely sequence of symptoms …
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Editor’s Note: Find the latest COVID-19 news and guidance in Medscape’s Coronavirus Resource Center. Here are the stories of coronavirus that Medscape editors around the world think you need to know today: Comparison with influenza 1918 A comparison of excessive deaths in New York City during the onset of the …
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(News) In early March, the state of Washington reported just over 100 cases of coronavirus. But Seattle alone could actually have thousands of infections at that point, according to a new study, because so many diseases were instead thought to be the flu. The findings by researchers at the University …
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As Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp renews his efforts to keep locals from issuing masked mandates, an unpublished White House report “strongly” advised a state to extend a masked mandate. “Current mitigation efforts do not have sufficient impact and would strongly recommend a statewide mask mandate,” read a White House report …
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