September 29, 2020 Hospitals elsewhere prepped for a similar surge: They cleared beds, stockpiled scarce protective equipment, and — voluntarily or under government orders — temporarily canceled nonemergency surgeries to save space and supplies for coronavirus patients. In most places, that surge in patients never materialized. Now, coronavirus cases are skyrocketing nationally and hospitalizations are … Read more
September 24, 2020 Played on a touchscreen, the software provides challenges and stimuli that target the brain’s neural systems linked to focus, cognitive function, and multitasking. It is designed to be used as part of a wider therapy regimen, which may also include medication or educational programs, to help improve attention in children 8 to … Read more
September 22, 2020 While still clear, the lenses work by dampening the amount of visual contrast seen around the periphery of the wearer’s visual field while still allowing the eye to focus on objects ahead. By diffusing extra, high-contrast information — black text on a white page, for example, as opposed to a low-contrast image … Read more
September 17, 2020 However, GM is still making face masks. The company said it will donate two (2) million face masks to Michigan public schools as part of the State of Michigan’s MI Mask Aid partnership. GM’s contribution includes 750,000 child-size masks for elementary students. Those will be ready for delivery by Sept. 14, GM … Read more
Now, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for product information to keep ventilators up and running is at an all-time high. Modern ventilators are typically serviced either every six (6) months or 2,000 hours of use and can last for 10 years if maintained properly. However now, nearly every ventilator is being … Read more
September 10, 2020 The patient was first diagnosed with coronavirus in April 2020 after he had a sore throat, cough, headache, nausea and diarrhea, the researchers wrote in a pre-print study posted at the end of August. He got better around April 27, and he tested negative for the virus twice afterwards. He continued to … Read more
September 08, 2020 While this may serve as little comfort, hospitals in regions getting hit by the new wave of the deadly virus do have the benefit of seeing how hospitals in the Upper Midwest and the Northeast managed the pandemic. One of the easiest — or at least most evident — lessons available is … Read more
September 03, 2020 The Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS) released an emergency regulation on 25 AUG 2020 calling for the mandatory reporting. The Agency also posted new requirements for lab reporting and revised a policy for physician and pharmacist orders for COVID-19 tests. “While many hospitals are voluntarily reporting this information now, not … Read more
September 01, 2020 For a vaccine that would be widely deployed against COVID-19, FDA says it expects sponsors to demonstrate that the vaccine is at least 50% effective in a placebo-controlled trial. At a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee hearing on 30 JUN 2020, FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, MD, testified that FDA would … Read more