The U.S. has just reached a grim milestone: at least 100,000 Americans have died of COVID-19. However, some of the hardest-hit areas and cities in the country are starting to…
Insurance companies are quickly responding to the coronavirus pandemic to make sure beneficiaries can get tested and treated for COVID-19. However, providers are still having trouble when it comes to…
The coronavirus pandemic is radically transforming domestic life across America. Millions of nurses and healthcare providers are on the front lines of the pandemic, with many renting out hotel rooms…
Memorial Day is known as the unofficial start of summer, which means parties on the beach, grilling poolside, and getting together with friends and family – and that has health…
To safely reopen the country and get back the life we once knew, health officials agree that we’re going to need a coronavirus vaccine. There are currently over a 100…
Shirley Orr, MHS, APRN, NEA-BC Executive Director, Association of Public Health Nurses “When public health is doing its job, no one knows it’s there.” But over the past few months,…
This year has gotten off to a rough start, but these adorable Tooniform scrubs are here to bring some much-needed joy to all our lives. (And, no, we won’t mention…
As many states in the U.S. get ready to reopen, health officials are urging extreme caution. A second wave of the virus could easily wreak havoc on numerous states in…
The U.S. has had a dire need for personal protection equipment for months now as the pandemic rages on across the country. States now find themselves competing for limited access…
Millions of healthcare providers have been furloughed during the pandemic due to a lack of patient revenue. Like many businesses, health systems and care facilities are using federal money to…
Earlier this year, some of the country’s largest and most prominent medical schools moved up their graduation dates so new nurses and doctors could join the fight against the coronavirus…
Hospitals and medical facilities across the country are putting elective procedures back on the schedule after a long delay due to the coronavirus. The pandemic has forced millions of providers…
As of today, over thirty states have partially reopened across the country. Restaurants, barber shops, doctor’s offices and retail stores are slowly reopening their doors to the general public, so…
The United States is currently running around 150,000 coronavirus tests a day, but health officials believe the country will need to perform around 2 million tests a day if we…
According to the CDC, nurses and healthcare providers make up around 11% of all COVID-19 infections. Providers spend their time caring for infected patients, so it’s no surprise that more…
Russia has been much slower to react to the coronavirus pandemic than other developed nations. The country is currently reporting around 221,000 confirmed cases and just over 2,000 deaths. However,…
