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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insiderza. 4 apr. ’20
The family of a 34-year-old father in a 2-week coma with COVID-19 says a ‘bureaucratic glitch’ has kept him from accessing potentially life-saving treatment
Michael Goldsmith, a 34-year-old husband, dad, and IT professional in New Jersey, has been on a respirator and in a medically induced coma from COVID-19 for two weeks. His doctors first said he’d be able to try remdesivir, a drug the World Health Org…
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insidervr. 3 apr. ’20
A sleep expert explains why you’re having such vivid dreams during the coronavirus pandemic
People have reported they’re having especially vivid dreams since the coronavirus pandemic forced them to stay mostly, if not entirely, at home. A sleep expert told Insider the phenomenon could be due to the fact that there’s a lot more information a…
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insiderma. 30 mrt. ’20
Couples are being told to delay fertility treatments during the coronavirus pandemic. Some worry they’ll miss the chance to have kids.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recommends people undergoing fertility treatments postpone “new, nonurgent treatments” in light of the novel coronavirus. The guidelines are intended to spare medical resources and to protect families fr…
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insidervr. 27 mrt. ’20
A patient in Norway is the first to enroll in a global ‘solidarity trial’ testing 4 coronavirus treatments
During a World Health Organization media briefing Friday, Norway’s minister of health and care services said a patient in his country is the first to enroll in the WHO-led “solidarity trial.” The trial, which includes 45 countries and counting, will …
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insidervr. 27 mrt. ’20
A trio of studies suggest pregnant women could transfer the coronavirus in utero, contradicting prior research
Three reports published March 26 suggest pregnant women with COVID-19 may be able to pass the novel coronavirus to their fetuses in utero. For two of the studies, researchers used testing methods that weren’t available prior to February. The reports …
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insiderdo. 26 mrt. ’20
People are fleeing coronavirus hotspots for rural areas that don’t want them to come. Experts say it’s a natural ‘fight or flight’ response.
As big cities like San Francisco and New York watch coronavirus cases climb, residents continue to flee to their smaller hometowns or neighboring communities in an attempt to stay safe, spread out, or be closer to family. A psychologist told Insider …
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insiderwo. 25 mrt. ’20
Experts say kids’ social skills ‘aren’t going to fall apart’ during a short-term coronavirus lockdown
Parents of young kids are worried that their kids’ social development will lag as the novel coronavirus closes schools and playgrounds, and makes playdates off-limits, for an unknown period of time. Psychologists say parents can help their kids conti…
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- di. 24 mrt. ’20
10 common health conditions that may increase risk of death from the coronavirus, including diabetes and heart disease
According to a report on patient characteristics from Italy’s National Institute of Health released on March 17, 99% of COVID-19 patients who have died in the country had at least one preexisting condition. Nearly 50% of the patients who died had thr…
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insiderza. 21 mrt. ’20
What happens to your body and brain when you’re quarantined, and how to cope
As communities across the US experience outbreaks of the novel coronavirus, people who are infected or exposed are being quarantined in an effort to protect public health. Other people are working from home when they’d typically commute and some are …
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- Anna Medaris Miller voor Business Insidervr. 20 mrt. ’20
World Health Organization: Young people aren’t invincible, and ‘this virus could kill you’
During a media briefing on Wednesday, the World Health Organization’s director general delivered a message for young people: “You are not invincible” and are vulnerable to the novel coronavirus. “This virus could put you in the hospital for weeks or …
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