This pandemic is frightening for many people – especially those at the highest risk – and the need for effective prevention and treatment is pressing. When there is no direct evidence about what is best to do with a new disease, we need to create it. Clearly, that means recognising that some seemingly sensible interventions… Read More »
Chlamydia is easy to cure. In women, chlamydia can create serious health problems, including infertility. Besides, no one ever wants to have a sexually transmitted disease STD and then have to tell other people about it. If you have your own doctor, he will prescribe the antibiotics you need to treat chlamydia. Listen carefully to… Read More »
Herbal practitioners use diagnostic principles that differ from those used by conventional practitioners. Garlic Garlic is generally used for cardiovascular conditions, including high cholesterol and triglyceride levels associated with the risk of atherosclerosis. Name of Remedy Uses Risks Ephedra Ephedra sinica, also called Ma-Huang To treat coughs and obesity Dangerous and life-threatening increases in heart… Read More »
Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. The first participants have been enrolled by Illinois-based Northwestern Medicine in a new clinical drug trial that aims to tackle coronavirus. “The drug being tested is remdesivir, a novel antiviral drug developed to treat Ebola and which has subsequently… Read More »
By Mary Anastasia O’Grady Mary Anastasia O’Grady The Wall Street Journal Biography @maryanastasiaog March 29, 2020 3:20 pm ET Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador speaks in Mexico City, March 16. Photo: José Pazos/Zuma Press Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, known as AMLO, has been criticized at home and abroad for his dismissive approach… Read More »
Nurse Cao Shan, right, working in the isolation ward, shows the conditions of a patient to a co-worker in Jinyintan Hospital. She and her husband, a doctor also working at the hospital, have slept in the vehicle for 23 nights to avoid bringing viral hazards around, save commuting time, and give their assigned nearby hotel… Read More »
By Betsy McKay, Betsy McKay The Wall Street Journal Biography @betswrites Betsy.McKay@wsj.com James T. Areddy and James T. Areddy The Wall Street Journal Biography @jamestareddy jamestareddy James.Areddy@wsj.com Chao Deng Chao Deng The Wall Street Journal Biography @chao_deng chao.deng@wsj.com Updated Jan. 24, 2020 11:28 pm ET Medical staff in Wuhan transfer patients to a hospital on… Read More »