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As coronavirus cases continue to soar in the United States, local hospitals face a lot more challenges. Nonetheless, more people are making immense efforts to help the country fight the pandemic. A perfect exemplar of the growing generosity and compassion of Americans is Debra Siggins, a 55-year-old woman from Iowa. As a way of helping
A retired doctor passed away on Tuesday due to COVID-19 after working part-time at the Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital in Hertfordshire, England. Dr Alfa Saadu, a 68-year-old physician used to work at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex but decided to retire in 2017. Despite his age, Saadu couldn’t help but continue his passion
More and more people are going to hospitals because of the pandemic. A couple, Clara and Beau Green didn’t worry too much when their one-year-old daughter, Natalie Green, developed a low-grade fever. The baby tends to get sick more often than other kids and has needed medical care for the flu and the common cold.
While the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise globally, hospitals all over the world are scrambling to treat the influx of patients in their intensive care units. The current lack of resources and facilities is overwhelming the health care systems of many nations. In the US, the state of New York is experiencing a
As the novel coronavirus continues to spread across the country, many hospitals and healthcare workers are in desperate need of personal protective gear like masks, gloves, and gowns. Thankfully, nail salons and spas in the US are stepping up to provide this need by donating their supplies of gloves and masks to those who need
Being in the hospital can be an unpleasant experience for anyone, especially for children. The sight of intravenous bags, needles, and other medical equipment alone is enough to make them feel stressed out. And for parents and caregivers, seeing their kids in such a fearful state while receiving treatment for their health issues is especially