The number of people dying hit a record weekly high in England and Wales at the start of April, figures show. There were 16,387 deaths in the week ending 3 April – the highest since the Office for National Statistics started publishing weekly data in 2005. Coronavirus cases contributed to the jump in deaths with… Read More »
Kaydence Lusk was just five months old when she was diagnosed with a rare lung disease. The seven-year-old is now in second grade, rarely needs to take oxygen and, earlier this year, was able to enjoy a trip to Disney World with her family, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Her disease, so rare that only eight… Read More »
The latest update of COVID-19 in the UK bring the total to 73,758 infection cases and 9,875 deaths with figures increasing by the hour. By Easter Sunday, the death rate will more than likely hit a staggering 10,000 deaths. Monitoring potential symptoms and taking the necessary precautions is critical during these difficult times. There are four warning symptoms found… Read More »
As the coronavirus pandemic’s curve of infected Americans ratchets up in the U.S., people are seeking comfort from listening to Dolly Parton’s bedtime stories, crushing on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s science-wrapped-with-empathy, and streaming the Tiger King on Netflix. These and other self-care tactics are taking hold in the U.S. as most people are “social distancing” or… Read More »