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Anchor lead: What are the factors that lead certain groups of people to higher COVID-19 risk? Elizabeth Tracey reports Black and Latino people, although they constitute a minority of the US population, are experiencing COVID-19 illness and death out of …
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Anchor lead: How can balance be struck between clinical trials and patient care? Elizabeth Tracey reports Should an unproven drug or treatment be used in a person with COVID-19? While many potential therapies have been identified, the best way to …
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Anchor lead: How can clinicians develop best practices for treating COVID-19 patients? Elizabeth Tracey reports COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus Sars-CoV2, manifests differently in different people, making it more difficult to manage and treat. Brian Garibaldi, a critical …
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Anchor lead: What can we do about the rate of COVID-19 among healthcare workers? Elizabeth Tracey reports CDC data on Sars-CoV2 infection among healthcare workers is sobering, with many thousands either sick or quarantined so unable to provide care. And …
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Anchor lead: You can help your children feel they’re helping with the pandemic, Elizabeth Tracey reports Staying at home is helping everyone in the pandemic by reducing the chances for more people to become infected. Rachel Thornton, a pediatrician at Johns …
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Anchor lead: What’s the best way to talk with your children about the pandemic? Elizabeth Tracey reports COVID-19 is a scary disease, perhaps even more so for children, who have witnessed the world transform in short order. Helping parents to …
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Anchor lead: Some groups of children may experience more severe COVID-19 disease than others, Elizabeth Tracey reports COVID-19 infection seems to hit most children much less severely than many adults, but there are groups of kids who may be especially …
