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New study suggests women with polycystic ovary syndrome may be at higher risk for severe COVID
Read full article: New study suggests women with polycystic ovary syndrome may be at higher risk for severe COVIDNew research suggests women with a sometimes overlooked condition may be at higher-risk for COVID-19 and more severe symptoms.
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When can the country get back to normal? Dr. Fauci answers questions on the COVID-19 pandemic
Read full article: When can the country get back to normal? Dr. Fauci answers questions on the COVID-19 pandemicDETROIT – When it comes to credible and reliable information on the status of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, no voice is more trusted than Dr. Anthony Fauci. Fauci was interviewed on Wednesday by the editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Fauci does interviews with the JAMA on a fairly regular basis. They discussed topics as straightforward as his thoughts on the upcoming holiday season. Fauci addressed the question on so many Americans' minds: When can the country get back to normal?
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Who was most severely affected during peak of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Metro Detroit?
Read full article: Who was most severely affected during peak of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Metro Detroit?DETROIT Its been several weeks since the peak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Metro Detroit. On March 10, the state confirmed its first two cases of COVID-19. The first two reported cases in the Henry Ford Health System were identified March 11. Experts said 77% of patients required hospitalization, while 40% required the intensive care unit. Overall, 16% of COVID-19 patients died within 30 days of being seen.