As the United States re-opens many areas of the economy, the need for accurate COVID-19 testing is more critical than ever. The virus continues to significantly impact daily operations for many companies. Both employers and their employees need to know that their health and safety is being considered as American returns to ... Continue Reading
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In the Wake of Covid-19 Immune Health Matters More Than Ever
Never has a strong immune system been more important than right now. While there is no guaranteed prevention against the new coronavirus, having a strong immune system is important to your overall health. That strength will help your body to remain proactive throughout the battle against this pandemic.
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6 Ways to Maintain Mental Health During the Covid-19 Pandemic
If you watch the nightly news, which is one of the things we’re about to tell you not to do, you know that the case numbers of COVID-19 are on the rise across the United States. This may lead to more shutdowns, lockdowns and isolation for many Americans.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans are reporting feelings of ... Continue Reading
Mysterious Impacts of Coronavirus on the Human Body
You already know the infection rates and mortality numbers on COVID-19. They are headline news every day. But did you know that this coronavirus has many other serious health complications?
The coronavirus strikes the lungs, causing respiratory failure and pneumonia. In one of every five patients, COVID-19 leads to ... Continue Reading
Is Antibody Testing the Key to Reopening America?
A prospective development in the fight against COVID-19 was discovered by researchers in Paris, France, last week. An antibody from a patient who had recovered from SARS blocked the COVID-19 infection in a laboratory setting.
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) is another form of coronavirus, also thought to have ... Continue Reading
