How do you know if you’re dehydrated? Who’s more at risk? And what can you do about it?
COVID-19 activity increasing in Washington state
The situation in eastern Washington is of greatest concern, particularly in Benton, Franklin, Spokane and Yakima counties.
The seven COVID-19 numbers to watch
A U.S. National Academy of Sciences panel have identified seven numbers decision-makers should follow to guide their response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Adding women to corporate boards improves decisions about medical product safety
Medical supply companies with boards that included at least two women recalled life-threatening products almost a month sooner than those with all-male boards,
Many Faithful Say It’s Time to Gather. Some Governors Disagree.
“Given the virus, and now the civil unrest, people need God. People need God all the more right now.”
New Coronavirus Hot Spots Emerge Across South And In California, As Northeast Slows
In the South, the timing of new cases appears linked to the reopening of restaurants, barbershops and gyms, which started in most states more than a month ago.
In letter to Pence, Inslee calls for national PPE mobilization
The lack of a federal program has led to a 50-state scramble to secure badly needed personal protective equipment that was “unnecessary, chaotic,
Tips for wearing face masks
Here are three tips that might help make face coverings part of your routine.
Emergency COVID-19 measures prevented more than 500 million infections, study finds
Measures implemented in six major countries have substantially slowed the spread of the novel coronavirus – study
Why your intermittent fasting diet isn’t working
Dieters ate more on non-fasting days because they knew food intake would be restricted the following day. They were also less physically active.
How to use your bathroom scale to find the right weight loss strategy
People who weigh themselves regularly are more successful at losing weight. But standing on a scale, in itself, doesn’t help people to magically lose weight.
As Businesses Reopen, Workplace Testing Is the ‘Wild West’
If a business chooses to provide testing that produces an inaccurate result, it will be on the hook for the consequences, experts say.
Rapid Changes To Health System Spurred By COVID Might Be Here To Stay
COVID-19 has done what no president or reformer could have: It forced sudden major changes to the nation’s health system that are unlikely to be reversed.
600 U.S. health workers have died of COVID-19
Tally includes doctors, nurses and paramedics, as well as support staff such as hospital janitors, administrators and nursing home workers.
Contact tracing: what is it, how does it work?
Contact tracing is how public health workers identify people who may have COVID-19 and not know it and help them avoid spreading it to others.