After all, isn’t the existence of an effective, widely available, scalable treatment with a known safety profile for COVID-19 a powerful argument for reopening America and ending government’s ongoing destruction of our lives, livelihoods, and the economy?Of course it is, which is why you will never hear about these findings or strategy from the mainstream media and their progressive allies, who have a stake in prolonging the lockdown.

She's since been redeployed to Arizona. More than a third of those surveyed reported insomnia. On April 6, 2020, the aptly named “Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium” issued a bulletinurging the “immediate adoption of [an] early intervention protocol to …

We're used to roughing it," he added. In the bulletin, he explains that “As spelled out in the consortium’s bulletin, the key to the new treatment strategy is the early and prompt use of hydroxychloroquine (which is also prescribed to reduce inflammation in lupus and rheumatoid arthritis patients) and/or corticosteroids such as Methylprednisolone to reduce the inflammation caused by the coronavirus.On April 20, 2020, Dr. Paul Marik, Chief of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the Eastern Virginia Medical School, published a Similarly, consortium member Dr. Umberto Meduri, Professor of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, advises that “There is no justification based on available evidence and professional ethics to categorically deny the use of corticosteroid [anti-inflammatory] treatment in the severe life-threatening ‘cytokine storm’ associated with COVID-19. And they are doing so without waiting two or three years for the results of randomized clinical trials.On April 6, 2020, the aptly named “Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium” issued a Based on the available research and “their decades-long professional experiences in Intensive Care Units around the country,” these experts “strongly urge fellow physicians to immediately adopt a change in strategy by delivering powerful [anti-inflammatory] therapies earlier in the [COVID-19] disease course, prior to admission to the ICU or the need for a mechanical ventilator.”COVID-19 is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

On the front lines of COVID-19 A cadre of heroic psychologists are providing critical in-person services for seriously ill patients and their care providers By Zara Abrams Date created: July 13, 2020 Vol.

Not everyone who experiences trauma will develop conditions like anxiety or depression. Other health care workers have had very different reactions to treating patients on the COVID-19 front lines. Theirs is a report from the trenches, and it is all positive, good news. Remember those tens of thousands of ventilators that Gov. Gavin Newsom put out a call this spring asking California health care workers to volunteer at overwhelmed hospitals in New York City, the early U.S. epicenter of the Tran, an emergency physician, was stationed at Elmhurst Hospital Center, a public hospital in Queens that made headlines when "You know the horrors of war. Nurses, women and health workers who had direct contact with COVID-19 patients and those in Wuhan, the epicenter of China's outbreak, reported the most severe symptoms. Other health care workers have had very different reactions to treating patients on the COVID-19 front lines. "Every time you get a day off, you're just emptying a pail of water off the sinking ship," Gold said. He faulted the lack of strong consistent messaging from national leaders for encouraging the country's collective apathy. "We see life differently than the average American. Book contracts routinely include a “failure to perform” clause.