Placing a hospitalized COVID-19 patient in a face down position to ease breathing -- or "proning" -- has steadily gained traction as a pandemic lifesaver. But a small new study warns that it may lead to permanent nerve damage.
Success — FDA Finally Issues Amalgam WarningJust four weeks after we celebrated our 10th annual Mercury Awareness and Mercury-Free Dentistry Week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a long-overdue safety communication on amalgam.
In an astounding about-face… Read More
Health Passports for Ireland, Who's Next?
On August 28, 2020, Ireland began a national trial of their new Health Passport Ireland initiative.1 “Protecting Society and Economy,” their website reads, Ireland’s health passports are actually nothing more than a way to t… Read More
Study: For Top Safety, Wash Homemade Face Masks
The practical message is this: Wash your mask after each wearing. If tiny cotton fibers are released into the air, let them be as clean as possible.
from WebMD Healthhttps://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/consumer_assets/… Read MoreWhy is Trump Taking Dexamethasone and Does It Work?
In general, the steroid is recommended for hospitalized patients who need supplemental oxygen or mechanical ventilation, according to COVID-19 treatment guidelines from the National Institutes of Health.
from WebMD Healthh… Read MoreBenefit of the Common Cold? It May Prevent COVID
This could mean that anyone who's ever been infected by a common cold coronavirus -- nearly everyone -- may have some amount of immunity to COVID-19, according to infectious disease experts at the University of Rochester Med… Read More
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