The Podcast by KevinMD | Podcast | August 6, 2020 “Trainees like myself travel great distances from home in pursuit of higher edification. Yet the coronavirus makes us worry about the aged family we leave behind – parents and grandparents. A WhatsApp message ensuring they’ve stocked up on acetaminophen, toilet paper and canned soup (low… Read More »
QMy older brother was recently told by his doctor that the iron in his body is very high and is straining his liver. We don’t have any family history of iron overload and I wonder, am I now at risk? AHopefully your brother is around 40 years old (or younger) and therefore has caught the… Read More »
Going to the beach is one sacred summer ritual you can still safely do this year — if you can get there in time. Popular New York spots like Jones Beach, Jacob Riis Park and Robert Moses Beach are limiting their parking lots to 50-percent capacity to help ensure proper social distancing as the pandemic… Read More »
The virus is now hitting urban, suburban and rural areas and has even spread to Americans living on distant islands. Hawaii and Puerto Rico both saw their highest seven-day averages of new daily cases on Monday, per data from Johns Hopkins University. Nationally, the seven-day average of new daily cases is at about 60,000 and… Read More »