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Recent articles by Madeline:
These hand sanitizers aren't made with enough alcohol, FDA says
The FDA recommends to avoid certain hand sanitizers that reportedly do not contain enough alcohol to be effective. → Read More
Dangerous mosquito-borne EEE infects Massachusetts minor; case marks first of the season: officials
One of the most dangerous mosquito-borne viruses in the nation has infected a Massachusetts resident for the first time this year. → Read More
School reopenings amid coronavirus: Still unclear how much young kids spread illness, Birx says
Dr. Deborah Birx remarked on the uncertainty around how quickly young children — namely those under 10 years of age — spread the novel virus. → Read More
Utah nursing home patient dies waiting for drive-thru coronavirus test: report
A nursing home patient in Utah reportedly died while waiting in line to be tested for the novel coronavirus at a drive-thru testing site on Sunday. → Read More
One blood type may provide some coronavirus protection, study suggests
Preliminary results from an ongoing study suggest that certain blood types may be less likely to contract the novel coronavirus. → Read More
Coronavirus face masks should be worn in public, WHO says in updated guidance
In a continued effort to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, the World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday updated its guidance to recommend that governments around the world encourage the widespread use of fabric face masks while in public settings. → Read More
New Ebola outbreak reported in Congo, WHO says
A country that’s already battling the novel coronavirus and experiencing the world’s largest measles outbreak is now reporting a new outbreak of Ebola. → Read More
Coronavirus has not resurged in Oregon following reopenings, state health official says
Since reopening, Oregon has not seen a resurgence in coronavirus cases, a top state health official said this week. → Read More
No new coronavirus cases reported in Lake of the Ozarks partiers, health official says
There have been no new cases of the novel coronavirus among the hundreds who flouted social distancing guidelines and attended pool parties at Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks over Memorial Day weekend, a state health official said this week. → Read More
Coronavirus infects German shepherd, first dog to test positive for COVID-19 in US: officials
A German shepherd in New York has officially become the country’s first dog to test positive for the novel coronavirus, a federal agency said this week. → Read More
Coronavirus in Italy 'clinically no longer exists,' doctor says
The head of a hospital in Milan, Italy claims the novel coronavirus no longer exists in the country — clinically speaking, that is. → Read More
Coronavirus causes shortage of popular antidepressant
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a shortage of a commonly prescribed antidepressant, as virus-produced anxiety has put the drug in high demand. → Read More
CDC now says coronavirus 'does not spread easily' via contaminated surfaces
For those of you still wiping down groceries and other packages amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, breathe a sigh of relief: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now say that the novel virus “does not spread easily” from touching contaminated surfaces or objects. → Read More
Coronavirus survivors should wait 30 days before having sex again, official in this country says
Sorry, lovers: Those who have survived the novel coronavirus should wait at least 30 days before having sex again — according to officials in Thailand, at least. → Read More
First cases of possible coronavirus-linked inflammatory condition in children reported in Mississippi, Oregon
Oregon and Mississippi this week joined a seemingly growing list of states that have reported cases of a mysterious inflammatory illness in children that experts think is possibly related to the novel coronavirus. → Read More
Coronavirus claims life of Chicago boy, 12: officials
A 12-year-old Chicago, Ill., boy died after contracting the novel coronavirus, making him the youngest COVID-19-related fatality in Cook County, according to local reports. → Read More
Texas county unveils color-coded coronavirus alert system in evaluating COVID-19 risk
Dallas County in Texas this week launched a new color-coded alert system to help residents better understand what level of risk they are taking when venturing out in public. → Read More
Nevada sees case of deadly rabbit virus: report
A deadly virus that affects both domestic and wild rabbits has been reported in Nevada, according to local reports. → Read More
Heading back to work post-coronavirus: Experts offer tips on staying safe
How to stay safe in a post-coronavirus workplace, according to experts. → Read More
UK railway worker dies of coronavirus after being spat on by infected traveler
A railway worker in the United Kingdom died of the novel coronavirus after likely being infected with it by an ill traveler who allegedly spat on her, the union of which she was apart announced on Tuesday. → Read More