The spread of the coronavirus across Brazil has shut down crucial therapies for babies born with birth defects after the Zika epidemic
Spread of new coronavirus across Brazil has shut down crucial therapies for babies born with birth defects after Zika epidemic
Paulo Miranda Portela, with glasses, and Nicole Melo e Silva waiting with their daughter Helena, who suffers from birth defects from being infected with Zika in the womb, at a hospital in Recife, Brazil, in August.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
AstraZeneca's trial illnesses may not be due to COVID-19 shot - Oxford UniversityThe adverse events that led to a pause in trials evaluating AstraZeneca Plc's COVID-19 vaccine candidate may not have been associated with the vaccine itself, according to a document outlining participant information that was posted online by the Oxford University.
Read more »
Blood Clotting Tied to Worse COVID-19 OutcomesWhile it's not clear precisely how SARS-CoV-2 causes clots, a new study suggests that the amount of a particular protein -- called factor V -- in a patient's blood may have something to do with it.
Read more »
Antibody drug may cut Covid-19 hospitalizations, company saysEli Lilly released partial results from a study on its monoclonal antibody drug.
Read more »
Complaint Blasts Detention Center COVID ResponseAccording to a complaint filed with the Department of Homeland Security, a private prison company has failed to protect detainees and employees at a Georgia detention center from the coronavirus, and of performing forced hysterectomies on female detainees.
Read more »
It's tough to tell COVID-19 from smoke inhalation symptoms — and flu season’s comingAll along the West Coast, health facilities are reporting an influx of patients with breathing problems. Is it smoke inhalation or symptoms of COVID-19?
Read more »
HHS testing czar warns Covid-19 progress ‘could be fleeting, or even reversed’The country's recent progress against Covid-19 could be short-lived if Americans do not continue to take precautions like mask wearing and social distancing, HHS testing czar Brett Giroir said today
Read more »