Friday, May 17, 2024

Healthcare

Will There Be Enough PPE For Healthcare Workers?

COVID-19 has demanded constant use of PPE, only some of which can be reused. 

What New Guidelines For Serology Testing Mean For COVID-19

These tests could help healthcare professionals identify individuals who have developed an adaptive immune response to SARS-CoV-2 — the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. 

FDA Has Approved A New At-Home Test For COVID-19

This strategically important approval expands beyond the already approved at-home tests using a nasal swab and saline.

What Healthcare Workers Need To Know About Potential COVID-19 Treatment Remdesivir

The generic drug, once used to treat a myriad of other diseases, was unleashed against coronavirus in an attempt to wield against the virus ravaging the globe. 

FDA Updates For Collecting Blood And Convalescent Plasma During COVID-19

The FDA believes the risk is minimal for donation if donors are in good overall health and practitioners follow screening guidelines already in place.

COVID-19 Has Changed The Healthcare Landscape 

In an ever-changing world of new regulations, partnerships, and strategy, one healthcare leader believes the U.S. market will be forever marked by COVID-19.

Cardiac Complications Due To COVID-19: What Healthcare Workers Need To Know

As a risk factor for morbidity with COVID-19, those with heart disease are facing substantially greater odds in having complications from coronavirus.

The FDA Is Taking A Big Step Toward Prevention And Treatment Of COVID-19

Earlier this month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unveiled their steps to focus on not only preventing COVID-19, but treating the disease as well.

Convalescent Plasma: What Is It And Can It Fight COVID-19?

Still in its early stages of research, the FDA is looking into whether or not convalescent plasma is a viable option for the treatment of coronavirus.

The FDA Reissued Guidelines For PPE In Hospitals And Clinics

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration clarified its rules around personal protective equipment (PPE) and its Emergency Use Authorizations regarding COVID-19.

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