New Reporting Suggests Many Positive Coronavirus Cases May Not Be Contagious

Reporting by the New York Times last week highlighted a possible answer to the unique presentation of the coronavirus in human subjects. Since March, most governmental steps have largely been based on the believed ever-present threat of asymptomatic spread of the virus. Information pouring in from across the globe during the rapidly developing situation created… Read More New Reporting Suggests Many Positive Coronavirus Cases May Not Be Contagious

Governor Whitmer Names ‘Racism’ a Public Health Crisis

The governor has announced an update to last month’s press conference, which forecast her administration’s moves to combat systemic racism within the health field. The argument made in that press conference detailed disparities between healthcare outcomes and illness across racial lines. The prescription given at the time was to require training in racial sensitivity as… Read More Governor Whitmer Names ‘Racism’ a Public Health Crisis

Coronavirus Antibody Testing Provides Hope as Mortality Rate Appears Lower than Early Indications

The potential for hope might seem misplaced as the world faces down the start of another month battling the novel coronavirus. It may be hard to understand the full context of how far we have come in the last several months. Our newsfeeds and televisions have seen a steady flow of articles, opinion pieces and… Read More Coronavirus Antibody Testing Provides Hope as Mortality Rate Appears Lower than Early Indications