The CDC thinks that American hospitals are prepared to handle Ebola. RNs beg to differ. Nurses, the frontline care providers in U.S. hospitals, say they are untrained and unprepared to handle patients arriving in their hospital emergency departments infected with Ebola. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has repeatedly said that U.S. hospitals are … Continue reading Viral Intelligence
A closer look at the natural ways to protect yourself against coronavirus
In recent months, the coronavirus pandemic — originating from Wuhan, China — has been taking the world by storm with more cases being reported daily. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus recently announced that there are more than 118,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide and that 4,291 have lost their lives to the infectious … Continue reading A closer look at the natural ways to protect yourself against coronavirus
The Lancet: Global case fatality rate from coronavirus settles in at 5.7%, or 57 times higher than the flu… death rate skyrockets to 20% when hospitals get overrun
A new study in The Lancet entitled, “Real estimates of mortality following COVID-19 infection” (source), finds that the global death rate from the coronavirus is settling in at around 5.7%, which is 57 times higher than the seasonal flu. The study warns that, “mortality rate of COVID-19 could be as high as 20% in Wuhan, the epicentre … Continue reading The Lancet: Global case fatality rate from coronavirus settles in at 5.7%, or 57 times higher than the flu… death rate skyrockets to 20% when hospitals get overrun
Viral Hysteria
Even doctors get hysterical about viruses and now antibiotic resistant bacteria because they refused to learn about and use the best and safest treatments for them. As early as June 1, 1905 an article was printed in the New York Times[1] about the successful use of iodine for consumption/tuberculosis. Though iodine kills most pathogens on the … Continue reading Viral Hysteria
American Airlines confirms one pilot POSITIVE with coronavirus – BUT won’t say which routes or dates he flew
A pilot for American Airlines Group has tested positive for the deadly coronavirus, a representative for the commercial carrier said. The airline, however, has declined to say which routes or days the pilot most recently worked. The company has also declined to confirm when the pilot became ill. According to the airline’s representative, the risk of transmission … Continue reading American Airlines confirms one pilot POSITIVE with coronavirus – BUT won’t say which routes or dates he flew
Death from Viruses
Men, woman and children are dying from viruses of all types. Though Ebola is scaring the wits out of people, (Global panic is only just beginning: suspect cases are popping up all over the globe) we have reason to be afraid of even more deaths from influenza than Ebola according to the government. Additionally—even the … Continue reading Death from Viruses
Coronavirus a “perfect KILLING machine” for the elderly
The new coronavirus sweeping across the world is “the perfect killing machine” for the elderly and the infirm, the head of a U.S. nursing association said. Mark Parkinson, head of the American Health Care Association, made the statement after a series of deaths in several nursing homes and long-term care facilities in the United States. The deaths … Continue reading Coronavirus a “perfect KILLING machine” for the elderly
Coronavirus blues: If people are panicking over toilet paper, what will they do when the FOOD runs out?
While it’s true that in today’s modern world most people practice good hygiene, sometimes, in emergencies, we find that we have to make do with what we have. Or don’t have. Like when, say, there is an outbreak of a new virus we haven’t seen before and haven’t quite figured out, and it causes production … Continue reading Coronavirus blues: If people are panicking over toilet paper, what will they do when the FOOD runs out?
US coronavirus outbreak: Anxious and unprepared healthcare workers man the front lines
The coronavirus known as Covid-19, which has marched across the globe with relentless precision in the past few weeks, has firmly established itself in the United States. Over 150 Americans have now been diagnosed, and the disease has already claimed 11 American lives. People are terrified, because even though the virus seems to cause only mild symptoms … Continue reading US coronavirus outbreak: Anxious and unprepared healthcare workers man the front lines
Yes, coronavirus is airborne and a new study proves it
Just wash your hands and cough into your sleeve, they say. But is this really enough to prevent transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19)? Absolutely not, at least if the findings of a new study on the novel pathogen’s survivability in air and on surfaces are any indication. Researchers from the United States Centers for Disease Control … Continue reading Yes, coronavirus is airborne and a new study proves it
