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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth’s role in medical care has grown exponentially, to the point where some might prefer to take care of their medical needs virtually. Doctors’ visits are being done via zoom, as well as other forms of risk assessments. While there is no substitute […]

Telehealth’s role in medical care

November 6, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / Technology / telehealth revolution / treating illness by Jeffrey Cooperstein

few Americans are aware that the federal government is covering all COVID-19 associated medical costs for those lacking insurance. — A major concern during the worldwide coronavirus crisis is the potentially life-altering medical bills that could follow hospitalization. This concern is especially present with uninsured populations, who often fall into lower-income categories already. Unfortunately, few Americans are aware that the federal government is covering all COVID-19 associated medical costs for […]

Government Covers COVID-19 Associated Medical Costs for the Uninsured

November 5, 2020 in Health / Medicare tagged covid-19 / healthcare news / insurance and government by Macee Hall

As case numbers spike throughout the world, coronavirus curfews are returning. On a smaller scale, the city of El Paso is implementing a curfew requiring residents to be in their homes from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. The only reason one can leave their residence is for emergency purposes. “Our […]

Coronavirus Curfews are returning

October 30, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / global health / pandemic by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Japan is preparing for the 2021 Olympics and is considering the idea of allowing international tourists back into the country next spring. The ban could be lifted as early as April, according to Travel Daily Media. According to the Japan Times, a procedure that the Japanese government has been discussing […]

Japan is preparing for the Olympics

October 25, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / global health / pandemic by Jeffrey Cooperstein

A new study conducted by the United States Department of Defense and United Airlines says air travel is safe during the Pandemic. According to the study, as long as everyone is wearing a mask on the airplane, the chance of contracting the virus is slim to none, according to a […]

Air Travel is Safe During the Pandemic

October 22, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / pandemic / travel by Jeffrey Cooperstein

As of right now, despite multiple games being postponed and moved to different dates, the NFL has no plans to bubble. The bubble that worked so well for the NBA, which had 0 positive tests in over 100 days in a bubble at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, […]

NFL has no plans to bubble

October 21, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / pandemic / quarantine by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Opening Bars in Texas is something Greg Abbott has wanted to do for months. Next week, he gets the chance. Abbott announced earlier this week that bars would be allowed to open in the state beginning on Wednesday, October 14. Bars allowed to open in Texas will do so at […]

Opening Bars in Texas

October 17, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / food and drink / pandemic by Jeffrey Cooperstein

AuraVax Therapeutics Inc., a biotech company based in Houston, is developing a COVID-19 nasal spray vaccine. AuraVax has entered a license option agreement with the University of Houston, which will give them the option to exclusively license the nasal spray vaccine technology that was developed by M.D. Anderson Professor of […]

COVID-19 Nasal Spray Vaccine

October 15, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / healthcare news / Vaccinations by Jeffrey Cooperstein

On September 24, President Trump announced the America First Healthcare Plan. — On September 24, President Trump hosted an event at the Duke Energy Hangar in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he introduced the new America First Healthcare Plan. This plan is an executive order that will act as the Affordable Care Act’s replacement should the Supreme Court decide the ACA is unconstitutional […]

America First: What you need to know about the POTUS’ ...

October 12, 2020 in Health tagged aca / covid-19 / healthcare news / insurance and government by Macee Hall

restaurants igloos — The restaurant industry has taken a gigantic hit since the restrictions to contain the COVID-19 epidemic were enacted. Initial takeout-only rules were incredibly damaging, and the continuing capacity restrictions continue to impact profits. Some restaurants have turned to unique solutions, such as restaurant patio igloos, to keep outdoor seating going […]

Restaurant Igloos Could Extend Outdoor Dining

October 11, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged covid-19 / food and drink / pandemic by Joe Manichia