COVID-19 patients

An ICU doctor revealed what COVID-19 patients see at the end of their lives.  Critical care physician Kenneth Remy provided a first-person view of what coronavirus patients see and experience as they are being intubated, NBC News reports.…

A Florida nurse was found dead in his car from what is suspected was an overdose after having a difficult time coping with the loss of COVID-19 patients. 32-year-old William Coddington who worked at the JFK Medical Center overdosed after…

In the UK, one of every three coronavirus patients admitted to NHS hospitals die of the disease, while over half of the ones on ventilators do not survive, as a major study reveals. Out of nearly 17,000 COVID-19 hospitalized Britons,…

A frontline nurse fighting in COVID-19-stricken New York is of the mind that the city is "murdering" patients by hooking them up to "dangerous" ventilators, it has been claimed. The woman reportedly described the current handling of the…

Since coronavirus is proving to be an immune system disease, in theory, it could be controlled. However, in many ways, COVID-19 can be considered as a disease of uncertainty. For instance, a recent study from Italy states that around 43%…

In China, a drug believed to be one of the most effective potential weapons against coronavirus was filed for a patent, the day after they confirmed human transmission of the disease. This revelation may indicate that China's perception of…

For ten people struck by COVID-19, one dose of antibodies taken from the blood of people who had recovered from the virus appeared to save lives, cut down the duration of the symptoms, raise oxygen levels and quicken viral clearance,…

A nurse, who 'completely dedicated' served the NHS for 44 years, has died from the coronavirus at the age of 70. When Alice Kit Tak Ong was only 23-years-old, she moved to the UK from Hong Kong to study nursing and was dedicated to her job…

People living in New South Wales, Australia, could face prison up to six months and an $11,000 fine if they leave their homes without a "reasonable excuse". Recently, the NSW Public Health came up with new restrictions. They made it…