The U.S. state of New York has now more confirmed cases than anywhere else in the world. An article in the New York Times says the state’s high number of infections stems from the huge outbreak in Europe. Citing a study by Harm van Bakel, a geneticist in the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount … Read more NYT: Most cases in New York came from Europe
The quest to find a vaccine solution for Covid-19 is critically urgent, but experts in the field tell us we are at least 18 months aways from a viable product and human trials are a tricky process. Once we have the vaccine, there are many other barriers and hurdles before we see a working product … Read more How close are we to a Covid-19 vaccine?
Chinese doctors from the No. 2 Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (SAHZU), on the frontline fighting against COVID-19, share their valuable experience with foreign medics keen on solutions for COVID-19 containment in their countries. What is the coronavirus situation like in the U.S., Pakistan, and Kenya? What measures should be taken to … Read more Live: Chinese doctors share COVID-19 experience with foreign medics
Apr.08 — Johns Hopkins Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Lauren Sauer offers insight into how hospitals are treating patients suffering from coronavirus and patterns being detected about the virus. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Aid groups are concerned about the possibility of the coronavirus pandemic reaching rebel-held Idlib city in Syria. Fears continue in the rebel-held Idlib city of northwest Syria as the pandemic sweeps the world. Its population lives under extreme shortages of medicine, and supplies in its hospitals have been depleted by nearly 10 years of war. … Read more Extreme medical shortages in rebel-held Idlib city in Syria
To increase dialogue between Chinese and foreign experts, CGTN hosted a conference for them to exchange experience in treating COVID-19 patients. During the battle of COVID-19, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) played a crucial role in China. Li Kai, Deputy Chief Physician of Wuhan Hospital of Traditional Chinese And Western Medicine, explained how to apply TCM’s … Read more COVID-19 Frontline Ep.24: How can TCM help improve immunity?
Chinese frontline doctors shared their Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) experience with foreign medics keen on solutions for COVID-19 treatment and control in their countries. During the battle of COVID-19 in China, TCM helped patients recover and reportedly enhanced the immunity of medical staff, protecting them from infection. Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://goo.gl/lP12gA Download our … Read more COVID-19 Frontline Ep.24: TCM experts give advice to frontline medics
Chinese doctors fighting the pandemic on the frontline share their experience of using traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) with foreign medics seeking solutions for COVID-19 treatment and control in their countries. Li Xiaodong, vice president of Hubei Provincial Hospital of TCM, shares his report on TCM’s effect on COVID-19 patients. Li has found TCM to be … Read more COVID-19 Frontline Ep. 24: Data reveal effectiveness of TCM
Chinese frontline doctors shared their Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) experience with foreign medics keen on solutions for COVID-19 treatment and control in their countries. To further analyze TCM’s effect during COVID-19 patients treatment, Tong Xiaolin, academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, started a clinical trial, and his partners used apps to collect patient information for … Read more COVID-19 Frontline Ep.24: Clinical trial on TCM’s therapeutic effect
“There’s absolutely no evidence of any transmission of the virus from pets to people,” says Professor Vanessa Barrs, the Chair Professor in Companion Animal Health at City University’s Veterinary Medicine College. Professor Barrs says, ““We are only seeing positive results in animals that belong to people who’ve got Covid-19. And what that clearly shows us … Read more Coronavirus: Can Pets Carry Covid-19?