Tags: CoViD-19

genomic tracing

COVID-19 Can Spread Patterns Shedding Light on Its Origin, Genomic Tracing Study Reveals

Scientists have discovered that genomic sequencing can play a role in COVID-19, as they have found that it can spread patterns. Genomic tracing can help in tracking the viral spread based on a person's medical history alone. Read on to find out how they sampled patients in New York and discovered from which region their virus strains came from.
Pulse oximeter

"Silent" Hypoxia is Bringing COVID-19 Patients Closer to Death

Coronavirus Disease (COVID) pneumonia causes silent hypoxia, lowering the oxygen levels in a patient's tissues. Unlike acute hypoxia, silent hypoxia doesn't make anyone feel sick until it hits. When it does, it's too late, unless a pulse oximeter monitors oxygenation levels.
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Sassy Cow Creamery in Wisconsin Pulls Out a “Kindness Cooler” to Provide Free Milk For Struggling Locals During the Pandemic

Wisconsin's Sassy Cow Creamery puts out a "Kindness Cooler" outside their store to provide free milk for those who re struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. While other local farmers are dumping out milk due to strict regulations against donating unpasteurized milk, Sassy Cow pasteurizes its milk on-site, which allows them to extend a helping hand to others. Click the link above to read more.
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Fear of Possible Second Wave of Coronavirus Outbreak Spikes in China Amid 16 New Cases Reportedly Orignating From Medical Staff at Wuhan

Could China be possibly facing its second wave of coronavirus? Fears in China rise as reports have claimed 16 new cases in the Henan province, reportedly circulating among medical staff at Jia County Hospital. The said staff was said to come back from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, after a 14-day quarantine. Click the link to read the full story.

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