Coronavirus

New York Orders Modification of Business Hours

Latino restaurant owners strive to stay in business amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo : Flickr) New York is known for its busy life, hence known for "the city that never sleeps".
Ibuprofen tablets

Ibuprofen Vs. Coronavirus: Does It Make Symptoms Worse?

Experts are divided. (Photo : Flickr) A French public health official sparked alarm among many after tweeting a warning against using ibuprofen on coronavirus patients.
San miguel de allende

Iztapalapa, Mexico Cancels Historic Crucifixion Remembrance

Iztapalapa borough president calls cancellation of crucifixion reenactment because of Coronavirus. (Photo : Pexels) Starting February, the Lenten season begins, and the Catholics are beginning to exercise their religious tradition all over the world and that is to remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ to save humanity from their sins.
Grocery Store

Panic Buying: What to Leave on the Shelves

The increase in the number of COVID-19 cases has led consumers to overbuy essentials and non-essentials.
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador shakes hands with supporters while visiting towns in the southwestern state of Guerrero

Mexican President Shakes Hands with People During COVID-19 Scare

AMLO believes that no pandemic can hurt his beloved country of Mexico. (Photo : Reuters) Health authorities have mandated Mexicans to change lifestyle and custom as the world faces Coronavirus pandemic.
EverlyWell COVID-19 Testing kit

Austin-Based Company To Release Coronavirus Home Testing Kits, Find Out How to Get Yours

A health and wellness company based in Austin announced the distribution of FDA-approved at-home testing kits in the coming week.
Laboratory Experiment

Promising Drug Fails First COVID-19 Trial

A potential treatment for coronavirus has failed to show encouraging results in a clinical trial done in China

COVID-19 Updates 03/19: Possible Cures, Stimulus Package, Vanishing Supplies, Stricter Lockdowns

Here are all the things you need to know about COVID-19 on Thursday. Researchers Eye An Anti-Malaria Pill As Possible Cure For COVID-19 Scientists and pharmaceutical companies have discovered another drug that shows very promising results in treating patients affected with COVID-19 on Thursday.
A man walks towards El Paso, Texas, U.S. from Mexico, on the international border bridge Paso del Norte, as seen from Ciudad Juarez

Partial Shutdown of US Borders Ordered by President Trump

Amid the continuous increase of Coronavirus cases in the world, President Donald Trump discussed options of closing its borders temporarily.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

US-Mexico Border Situation Exposes Crowd to COVID-19

US-Mexico border current crowd situation may be a hotbed for the COVID-19 infection for the migrants.

Two Congressmen Test Positive for COVID-19

The first members of Congress to declare that they have tested positive for COVID-19 have been Representatives Mario Diaz-Balart, a Republican from Florida, and Ben McAdams a Utah Democrat.
Coronavirus: Prevention Methods and Possible Cures

COVID-19 Treatment Update: Malaria Pill Approved in the 40s Shows Promising Results

Scientists are now eyeing an anti-malaria drug from the 1940s as a possible treatment for COVID-19 (Photo : Flickr) Pharmaceutical companies and research groups are hard at work in a bid to find successful treatments for patients infected with the new coronavirus.
Inmates at Maricopa County's Tent City Jail

Set Us Free: Inmates Call for Freedom Following COVID-19 Outbreak

Inmates in various correction facilities are urging local governments to grant them release amid rising fear due to COVID-19
Medical staff attend to a suspected coronavirus patient at Suradadi Hospital after Indonesia confirmed new cases of the disease

Running Out Of Ventilators: Experts Say US Could Be The Next Italy

Experts say the United States' COVID-19 crisis could resemble Italy's if the nation sees a sudden spike.
Blood Samples

Research Shows Individuals With Blood Type 'A' May Be More Prone to COVID-19

According to researchers, a study in Wuhan and Shenzhen has shown an increased chance of infection in patients with the blood type A as they appear to experience more severe symptoms.
Police stand guard at the district attorney entrance during the transfer of the two arrested suspects of the murder of seven-year-old Fatima Cecilia Aldrighett to prison in Mexico City

Coronavirus: New Mexico Jails Suspend Visitation

New Mexico suspends jail visitation due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo : Reuters) As of March 17, 2020, the number of coronavirus cases in the United States has reached 4,743 with the number of deaths at 93.
Liga MX match in Monterrey played without an audience to prevent coronavirus

Governor Orders Remote Work for All Government Employees

Coronavirus Disease 2019 has made New Mexico limit its activities. (Photo : Reuters) As Covid19 becomes pandemic and has affected most countries worldwide, all nations have come up with a resolution to lockdown their territories in the hope to lessen the infection rate of their people.

How Online Daters Are Coping With Coronavirus

Social distancing could cause dating complications, yet somehow humor helps. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons) Social distancing has been the immediate resolution implemented by most countries affected by Coronavirus.
Servpro Cleanup Crew at Life Care Center of Kirkland

Everything You Need To Know About COVID-19 as of March 18

Get the latest updates on COVID-19: Financial Support, Possible Treatment, Blood Type Vulnerability, Human Trials, and the Virus' Lifespan
A man wears a mask to prevent exposure to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) while walking past the New York Stock Exchange

'Shelter-In-Place': New Yorkers Urged To Prepare For A Stricter Lockdown

Mayor Bill de Blasio calls for New Yorkers to prepare for a possible shelter-in-place order in the next 48 hours.

Alibaba Founder Jack Ma Donates Big to the US

Find out about the donation made by Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma to the United States. (Photo : Wikimedia) Currently, the United States of America is encountering a shortage of coronavirus testing kits and medical face masks.
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