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CBN News Medical Reporter Lorie Johnson spoke with Dr. Don Colbert , a Christian physician, best-selling author, and creator of Divine Health nutritional supplements, to ask him your latest questions about the coronavirus pandemic.
With more than 1,200 people dying in just the past 24 hours, the US Surgeon General is warning that the country is entering one of the most critical weeks in the battle against the COVID-19 virus.
The coronavirus outbreak is disrupting the social status quo. To help combat the virus, we all have a responsibility to stay home, restrict travel and practice social distancing. As we adapt to this new reality, organizations and activities from sports to education have been radically altered almost overnight. Businesses and schools are shaking things up by going remote, while healthcare professionals and patients are turning to new medical tools like telemedicine. Confronted with the coronavirus, it's necessary for all of us to explore new ways of adjusting to our ever-changing and uncertain environment.
Nearly 200,000 life-saving N-95 masks are being rushed to healthcare workers in the hardest-hit areas of New York and New Jersey by the US Justice Department.
CBN News Medical Reporter Lorie Johnson spoke with Dr. Daniel Amen, a psychiatrist, and best-selling author, to ask him your latest questions about the coronavirus pandemic.
A new test for the COVID-19 virus will be able to deliver results to medical professionals in as little as five minutes, according to the medical device company Abbott.
CBN News Medical Reporter Lorie Johnson spoke with Dr. Daniel Amen, a psychiatrist, and best-selling author, to ask him your latest questions about the coronavirus pandemic.
The US government is giving reserved approval to two new weapons in the war against the COVID-19 virus, which has so far claimed the lives of more than 2,500 in the US and a total of 35,300 people around the world.
The peak of the coronavirus outbreak in the heartland of the US could hit sometime in mid-to-late April, but all the sacrifices that are being made in order to flatten the curve appear to be working, according to experts.
Word is getting around, at least in Washington state, that some officials and medical personnel are considering how to ration live-saving care among coronavirus patients if that population should swell and overwhelm hospitals. This has some among the aged and disabled worried that in such a dire situation, they may be discriminated against and maybe even left to die.