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This Week on COVID-19: The President’s COVID-19 Infection, and Planning for Holiday Travel
Most of the news of the last week has surrounded President Trump’s diagnosis and apparent rapid recovery from COVID-19. As of right now, we do not know where the infection occurred.
COVID-19 Case Rates, Testing, and Vaccines
COVID-19 cases are once again on the increase in much of the world except for China. Fortunately, these rates do not apply to death rates.
This Week on COVID-19: Vaccine Developments, a Second Wave, and Flu Season
This week Dr. Fauci clarified that he fully expects that anyone who wants to be vaccinated will be fully vaccinated by April of next year or roughly 6-7 months from now.
This Week on COVID-19: Vaccines, Antibody Therapy, and Testing
An independent safety board has reviewed all the available data on the AstraZeneca/Oxford University vaccine. The assessment concluded that there was no evidence that the adverse event was due to the vaccine.
This Week on COVID-19: Vaccine Development, Current Trends, and Surface Transmission
AstraZeneca working in conjunction with the University of Oxford had a single test subject who developed a significant medical issue.
Vaccine News, Recent Trends, and Quick Facts on COVID-19
Emergency Use Authorization for at least one of the vaccines, could be issued as early as late next month or early in November.
COVID-19 Testing, Therapeutics, and the Possibility of Reinfection
Many of us are beginning to get a sense that we have fallen into a COVID-19 rhythm. That is both good and bad.
This Week on COVID-19: Schools, Long Term Effects & Europe Comparison
Countries across Europe are trying to put a lid on the new cases by clamping down on the highest-risk indoor settings that spur infection.
COVID-19 During the Flu Season
As we approach the latter part of the summer, people should be asking the question: “What will this year’s flu season look like?” A bad flu season, as we had 2 years ago, combined with COVID-19 would significantly run the risk of overwhelming the health system.
Recent COVID-19 Statistics
Total new cases throughout the world increased throughout June and July, peaking towards the end of June at slightly over a quarter million new cases per day.
COVID-19 Vaccines, Guidance, and Asymptomatic Transmission
Currently, the World Health Organization estimates that 16% of people infected with COVID 19 are asymptomatic and are still capable of transmission. The data also shows that up to 40% of novel coronavirus transmission comes from these people who are asymptomatic.
COVID-19 Questions Answered
News on vaccines continues to be very promising. Several of these vaccines are going into final stage trials known as stage III.
COVID-19 News and Guidance
The biggest issue of the week continues to be the ongoing disparity in case counts between the United States and the rest of the developed world.
COVID-19 Testing, Travel, and Risk factors
North and south America have become the epicenter of the pandemic. South America and Specifically Brazil appear to be the hardest hit.
Resurgence of COVID-19 Cases in the U.S.
A major concern this week is the resurgence in cases of COVID-19 in many states along the country’s southern tier. Very importantly, as the United States reopens its economy, it does not mean that the county is returning to where it was in March.
Current Trends of COVID-19
This pandemic cannot be looked at as a single international epidemic, but rather as a series of linked regional epidemics.
Future Outlook of COVID-19
This blog post takes a look at what has actually changed about drivers of COVID-19 and clarifies some of the new updates that have been shared over the past couple of weeks.
Reopening, Vaccines, and a Second Wave
This week’s blog post walks you through the latest developments on reopenings in the US and globally, the latest vaccine developments, and the potential for a second wave.
COVID-19 News This Week
There has been a subtle change in guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how the virus is transmitted. The new guidance specifically says that surface contact does not play a major role in transmitting the virus.
COVID-19 Statistics & Treament
Total confirmed cases in the United States as of earlier this week, and since the start of this pandemic, are about 4.2 cases out of 1000 people.
Reopening and Vaccine Developments
Transitioning from the hammer to the dance, also known as, the period of adjusting restrictions based on the number of new infections.
WorldClinic Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bill Lang on CNN
WorldClinic, Medical Director, Dr. Bill Lang was on CNN last Monday, May 11th to discuss White House coronavirus protocols.
Key Takeways, Statistics and the Latest Developments
This week has seen significant decreases from peak case and fatality rates in much of the world, although in terms of countries, there are still 66 countries of various sizes where daily case counts continue to increase.
COVID-19: What You Need to Know Right Now
The big news this week is that with the notable exception of the coastal Northeast area most states in the United States as well as most countries around the world are announcing plans for removing or reducing certain restrictions on their populations.
Week of April 20th COVID-19 Update
Currently, we are in a transition period as various governments around the world wrestle with the details of removing restrictions on the economy without allowing a resurgence of cases.
COVID-19 Update: Peaks and Outlook
This appears to be the “over the hump” week for much of the World. This is not a single global epidemic, but a series of linked regional epidemics. Each region is affected differently.
Update on COVID-19: Peaks, Treatments & Projections
As you may remember from last week’s update, it was remarked that over the weekend, we would reach 1M cases globally. We actually reached that by Friday, April 3rd.
A Look Into the Latest COVID-19 Global Numbers
The first 100,000 cases took 3 months, the most recent 300,000 cases happened in 5 days. The total amount of cases is 838,000, and >1M are predicted by this weekend.
Latest COVID-19 Developments
This week has been the institution of highly recommended or legally enforceable strict social distancing across much of the US.
Podcast: Private Client Perspectives on COVID-19 & Telemedicine
Podcast regarding COVID-19 and its risk to millennials and older adults.
Social Distancing at The Office: Where Do We Start?
If your company has not instituted a broad work-from-home policy and does not know where to start, our medical director and in-house pandemic expert, Dr. Bill Lang, has put together a step-by-step guide on social distancing measures to implement in an office setting.
Why is Social Distancing SO Important?
We are all feeling the impact of COVID-19 but what does social distancing actually mean and why is it so important to take it to heart?
Complimentary Webinar: The Essential COVID-19 Brief
Join WorldClinic’s CEO, Dr. Dan Carlin, and Medical Director, Dr. Bill Lang for a live complimentary webinar all about COVID-19 and its implications.
COVID-19: Moving from Failed Containment to Mitigation
As you have seen, heard, and read in the media, the number of active cases of COVID-19 is growing every day across the nation. The team at WorldClinic is closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic’s ever-changing landscape.
ESPN Radio: Dr. Bill Lang on the Implications of COVID-19 on Sporting Events
Listen to Dr. Lang on Chris Carlin’s show on Apple Podcast or Spotify Podcast.
Individuals & Families: An Update on COVID-19
This is an updated overview of information that provides a general risk assessment and recommended actions for consideration in response to the current outbreak.
Corporations & Organizations: An Update on COVID-19
This updated addendum to our COVID-19 overview provides risk assessment, and recommended actions for organizations to consider in response to the current outbreak
2019 Novel Coronavirus Update
Reports last week that the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic had started to turn the corner appear to have been premature as they were a result of the change in accounting by the Chinese government.
Global Health Alert – Novel Coronavirus
This epidemic is likely months away from peaking. At the same time, international measures for limiting the exportation of the virus appear to be slowing the spread, buying time for the development of vaccines and/or anti-viral medications.
WorldClinic Health Alert: 2019 Novel Coronavirus Update
This update provides risk assessment and recommended actions for consideration in response to the current outbreak.
Outbreak of Viral Pneumonia (Novel Coronavirus)
WorldClinic has been closely monitoring the emerging novel coronavirus in China. There have been over 300 confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) across six countries (including China), initially linked to a specific seafood market in Wuhan, China. The market has been indefinitely closed.