Some experts are arguing hospitals need to come up with plans that allow dying people the emotional solace of a loved one as they pass.
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Some experts are arguing hospitals need to come up with plans that allow dying people the emotional solace of a loved one as they pass.
Bodies stressed by severe COVID-19 could produce abnormally high blood sugar levels, even in people without diagnosed diabetes.
Developing countries have lower-than-expected COVID-19 death rates, and a TB vaccine given in countries with high rates of tuberculosis might play a significant role in reducing COVID-19 death rates.
COVID-19 can cause severe inflammation and lung injury. And that can have a greater impact on people with sickle cell disease, a group of inherited red blood cell disorders.
Hospitals are running out of space for COVID-19 patients in Arizona, Florida and Texas where there has been a recent surge in coronavirus cases.