With the U.S. working at a rapid clip to scale capacity for a range of COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics, stateside manufacturers are snagging big down payments on the taxpayers’ dime. Now, the government is cutting a check to a former General Electric business to help chip in. The Department of Health and Human Services’ Biomedical… Read More »
Anosmia is a decreased sense of smell. It can be partial or complete, and also temporary, or permanent. It is generally not serious but can have a profound effect on a person’s quality of living. In April, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) realized Anosmia as an official symptom of COVID-19. Whether he is a… Read More »
Article content continued But the declaration also arrives as young people grow tired of living, as Naylor described it, in “COVID-19 limbo,” as people working in small businesses lose livelihoods, as U.S. President Donald Trump, fresh from a three-night hospital stay for COVID-19, encourages Americans “don’t fear COVID.” All of it could give the herd-immunity… Read More »
VICTORIA’S COVID-19 NUMBERS FOR OCTOBER 10 * No deaths for the third day in a row, leaving the state toll at 809 and the national figure on 897 * 14 new cases, with six linked to known outbreaks and complex cases * 14-day rolling case average to Friday is 9.5 for Melbourne and 0.4 for… Read More »