Podcasts about coronavirus testing

Serikali ya Queensland imetangaza ita ondoa sheria za coronavirus kwa watu ambao wame pata chanjo kamili, na biashara pamoja nakuweka vizuizi kwa matembezi hospitalini kwa watu ambao hawaja chanjwa kuanzia mwezi ujao.

Miji ya Darwin na Katherine yaongezewa vizuizi vya Coronavirus kwa masaa 24 ya ziada, baada ya kesi mpya kutambuliwa.

Melbourne'un Ricmond semtinde yaklaşık 1,5 2 yıl önce açtığı şarküteri dükkanı ile kısa sürede çevre sakinlerinin sevgisini kazanan toplum bireylerimizden 54 yaşındaki Soner Kurtoğlu, aşı randevusuna günler kala koronavirüsten yaşamını yitirdi. Aile bireylerinden Cengiz Özdemir SBS Türkçe'ye Soner beyin hayatını kaybetmesine neden olan süreci anlattı.

Presenting the major national and international news stories of today; sports, currency exchange rates and the weather forecast for tomorrow.

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, both Northeastern and Boston University are requiring weekly testing for their on-campus students and employees. Above and beyond the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations, this weekly testing mandate also includes their fully vaccinated students and employees.

Số ca nhiễm mới trong 24 giờ qua tại tiểu bang NSW cao kỷ lục kể từ khi đại dịch bắt đầu. ACT và Victoria đang xem xét kéo dài phong tỏa khi các ca nhiễm không giảm. Trong khi đã 23 ngày qua Queensland không ghi nhận ca nhiễm mới nào tring cộng đồng.

The spread of COVID-19 to regional parts of Australia has given governments a new problem. In the Victorian town of Shepparton, the quick spread of the virus has meant that around one third of the people are isolating. What has this meant for the town's Indonesian diaspora? - Penyebaran COVID-19 ke bagian-bagian regional Australia telah memberikan masalah baru kepada pemerintah. Di kota Shepparton, Victoria, penyebaran virus yang cepat membuat sekitar sepertiga penduduknya diisolasi. Apa artinya ini bagi diaspora Indonesia di kota ini?

Presenting the major national and international news stories of today; sports, currency exchange rates and the weather forecast for tomorrow.

สถานการณ์ไวรัสโควิด-19 ที่กำลังเลวร้ายในพื้นที่มหานครซิดนีย์และปริมณฑล ทำให้มีเสียงเรียกร้องมากขึ้น ในการใช้ชุดตรวจแอนติเจนแบบทราบผลเร็วในออสเตรเลีย เพื่อรับมือกับสถานการณ์ และควบคุมการแพร่ระบาดของเชื้อไวรัสสายพันธุ์เดลตา ที่มีความสามารถสูงในการแพร่กระจายเชื้อสู่ผู้อื่น

Listen to the latest news headlines in Australia from SBS Punjabi radio.

Listen to the latest Australian news from SBS Gujarati. - SBS Gujarati પર સાંભળો ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયાના તાજા અને મહત્વના સમાચાર.

Dopo essere stata respinta al check-in a Perth per un tampone COVID-19 fatto troppo presto, la signora Anna Maria Ribaldone è finalmente potuta rientrare in Italia concludendo un soggiorno involontario di quasi un anno e mezzo in Australia.

С продужетком закључавања Сиднеја и околних области за још две недеље, владе Комонвелта и Новог Јужног Велса донеле заједнички пакет мера подршке становништву и бизнисима погођеним "локдауном". Запослени који су изгубили од 8 до 19 радних сати недељно имају право на 375 долара седмично, а они који су остали без 20 и више сати добијаће по 600 долара сваке недеље. Пријаве путем сајта myGov.

Más de 20 personas se encuentran en cuidados intensivos en Sídney, y la premier de Nueva Gales del Sur, Gladys Berejiklian, ha ampliado el confinamiento durante quince días después de que el estado haya registrado 97 nuevos casos de COVID-19 adquiridos localmente.

Министар здравља Новог Јужног Велса Бред Хазард и премијерка Гледис Береџиклијан посебно упозорили грађане Ферфилда и југозападног Сиднеја да остану код куће и поштују прописе. У овој регији забележено је 70 одсто укупних данашњих случајева ковида у Новом Јужном Велсу. На Ферфилд Шоуграунду се у петак отвара центар за масовну имунизацију.

Listen to the latest news headlines in Australia from SBS Punjabi radio.

Kiongozi wa jimbo la Magharibi Australia Mark McGowan, ametangaza kufungwa kwa mpaka wa jimbo lake na Queensland, baadae jioni ya leo kwa masaa ya Magharibi Australia, ambako wasafiri watahitaji ruhusa maalum kuingia jimboni humo.

На састанку кризног кабинета Владе Новог Јужног Велса донета одлука да Сиднеј, Вулонгонг, Плаве планине и Централна обала буду под кључем до 9. јула у поноћ, након што је и ове суботе забележено 12 нових случајева ковида. Претходно је "локдаун" важио само за четири сиднејске општине, али је на препоруку здравствених званичника подручје значајно проширено.

ਆਓ ਜਾਣੀਏ ਕਿ ਕੋਵਿਡ -19 ਟੀਕਾਕਰਣ ਤੋਂ ਬਾਅਦ ਸਰੀਰ ਉੱਤੇ ਕਿਸ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ ਦੇ ਪ੍ਰਭਾਵ ਪਾਏ ਜਾਂਦੇ ਹਨ ਅਤੇ ਅਜਿਹੇ ਲੱਛਣਾਂ ਤੋਂ ਚੌਕਸ ਤੇ ਸੁਰੱਖਿਅਤ ਰਹਿਣ ਲਈ ਅਸੀਂ ਕੀ ਕਰ ਸਕਦੇ ਹਾਂ।

ທາງການຕ່າງໆຂອງຣັດນີວຊາວແວນ ຢ່າງໜັກນໜ່ວງ ກຳລັງເຮັດວຽກຢ່າງຂະຫຍັນເພື່ອຄວບຄຸມພະຍາດ ໂຄວິ-19 ​ທີ່ຣະບາດຂຶ້ນໃນຫວ່າງນຶ່ງນີ້ ພາຍຫຼັງທີ່ຄົນຂັບຣົດຄົນນຶ່ງທີ່ຂົນສົ່ງຄະນະຄົນຂອງການບິນສາກົນຖຶກກວດເຫັນເປັນ ໂຄວິດ-19. ເຫດການດັ່ງກ່າວກຳລັງເປັນບັນຫາທີ່ທະວີຂຶ້ນ.

У Сиднеју је међу 11 позитивних на ковид и министар пољопривреде Новог Јужног Велса Адам Маршал. Сви чланови Парламента тестирани, премијерка Береџиклијан и министар здравља Хазард добили негативан резултат. За сада нема потпуног затварања Сиднеја или целе државе, државни органи сматрају да су јуче пооштрене рестриктивне мере довољне да спрече озбиљније ширење заразе.

The Delta variant has emerged as a complication in the recent upsurge Corona -19 cases in Sydney. What is different about the Delta variant and are we acting effectively to protect ourselves? - Varian Delta muncul sebagai komplikasi dari lonjakan kasus Corona -19 baru-baru ini di Sydney. Apa perbedaan dari varian Delta dengan varian yang lain? Dan apakah kita bertindak efektif untuk melindungi diri kita sendiri?

Chanjo ya Covid-19 inayo undwa jimboni Victoria, itakuwa ya kwanza nchini Australia, kutumia teknolojia ya mRNA kufika hatua ya kwanza yamajaribio ya zahanati.

維州市民兩週的封鎖週四晚上可望到達尾聲。維州政府這幾天放風，表示維州可望從週五起再放寬限制措施。不過大家不要太過興奮，因為外界估計，這不是解封，而是放寬限制。

In this latest SBS Hindi News bulletin covering Australia and India: Victorian coronavirus lockdown extended for seven days as new cases were recorded in Melbourne; In India, CBSE class 12th Board exams stand cancelled and more. 02/06/21

Victoria's Health department has detected 11 new COVID-19 infections from more than 40,000 tests in the past 24 hours. More than 10,000 people have been identified as close contacts with both the MCG and Docklands Stadium listed as exposure sites.

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There are two types of coronavirus test—polymerase chain reaction test and the antibody test for COVID-19. Let's differentiate the two, and we'll also cover the CDC's guideline on coronavirus testing. For more information, contact us at 859-721-1414 or myhealth@prevmedheartrisk.com. Also, check out the following resources:  ·PrevMed's website·PrevMed's YouTube channel·PrevMed's Facebook page

Good Morning Monaco Thursday, April 29, 2021 published by NEWS.MC Subscribe to our daily email newsletter Arriving UK passengers bussed to coronavirus testing centre The only UK airline currently serving Nice is British Airways, and to be able to fly on the usually overcrowded service travellers have needed to provide a negative PCR test less than 72 hours old. However... NEWS.MC partners Monaco Ocean Protection Challenge NEWS.MC is excited to announce a partnership with the 2021 edition of the Monaco Ocean Protection Challenge. Trees come back to Larvotto Beach as summer season approaches Work has continued throughout the coronavirus pandemic on the reopening of Larvotto Beach, as the Monaco Government prioritises getting life back to normal by this summer. Top woman sailor plays tribute to hero nurses On Tuesday this week Alexia Barriera met 27 first-year students of the 2020-2023 class of the Nursing Training Institute (IFSI) of the Princess Grace Hospital Centre, of which she is the godmother. Monaco midfielder tests positive for coronavirus After AS Monaco's victory away against Angers SCO on Sunday, April 25 the Principality's midfielder, Aleksandr Golovin has tested positive for coronavirus. Five new cases among residents on Wednesday Monaco's health authorities reported five new coronavirus cases among residents on Wednesday, while four residents were declared fully recovered. DULY NOTED: Eighteen serving senior French army officers are to be court-martialled for signing an open letter published last week calling for tougher action in the face of Islamist attacks. Meanwhile, in the UK a 71 year-old lay preacher has been arrested for repeating from a soapbox outside Uxbridge Station the words of Genesis 1: “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” He has been charged with a public order offence, a police spokesperson said. Copyright © 2020 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved. North East West South (NEWS) SARL. RCI: 20S08518 - NIS: 6312Z21974 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monacodailynews/message

Sure, vaccines are the talk of the town. But Covid testing will still play a massive role in the return to some semblance of normalcy. POLITICO's David Lim reports on what's next for Covid tests — in schools and at home. Plus, prosecutors will not charge the U.S. Capitol Police officer who fatally shot a rioter on Jan. 6. And the White House Correspondents' Association cancels its 2021 dinner. David Lim is a health care reporter for POLITICO. Jeremy Siegel  is a host for POLITICO Dispatch. Jenny Ament is the senior producer of POLITICO audio. Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO audio. Subscribe to the Prescription Pulse newsletter.

Fact Checker -Speculations about bias in coronavirus testing -Facts about third stage social distancing measures -Allegations surrounding prosecution giving light sentence for Chaebol facing propofol abuse charges - 코로나 진단검사 조작 의혹 -거리두기 3단계 격상 관련 사실 -검찰, 프로포폴 투약 혐의 받는 재벌 두둔 의혹 Guest: Jamie Sung, Reporter

Staff Writer Robert Service talks with host Sarah Crespi about a different approach to COVID-19 testing that might be useful in response to the high numbers of cases in the United States. To break chains of transmission and community spread, the new strategy would replace highly accurate but slow polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests with cheaper, faster tests that are less accurate but can be administered frequently. Such tests cost between $1 and $3 compared with more than $100 for diagnostic PCR tests and give results in less than 30 minutes instead of days. Read all of our coronavirus coverage here. Also this week, Salma Mousa, a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, joins Sarah to talk about an experiment that added Muslim players to teams in a Christian soccer league in northern Iraq. The goal of the study was to see whether this type of social contact would change how the Christians—a threatened minority in the region—behaved toward Muslims, on and off the field. This week's episode was produced with help from Podigy. Listen to previous podcasts. About the Science Podcast Download a transcript (PDF). [Image: Kate Brady/Flickr; Music: Jeffrey Cook] Authors: Sarah Crespi; Robert Service See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First, Jake presses Assistant Secretary for Health Adm. Brett Giroir on continued coronavirus testing supply shortages in the U.S. The, Jake talks to President Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow about the administration's plan for another coronavirus relief package, with reaction from Congressional Black Caucus Chair Rep. Karen Bass. Jake also talks to Rep. Bass about reports she's under consideration to be Joe Biden's running mate. Then, Jake talks to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot about President Trump's move to ramp up the federal law enforcement presence in her city. And Jake talks to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan about his critiques of the administration's coronavirus response. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Podcast: Short Wave (LS 68 · TOP 0.05% what is this?)Episode: We Need More Coronavirus Testing. Are Antigen Tests The Answer?Pub date: 2020-05-11There's a difference between diagnostic, antibody, and antigen tests. All provide different levels of reliability and speed.NPR health correspondent Rob Stein breaks down the differences and explains why public health officials are especially hopeful about antigen testing. Find out how your state is doing on overall testing.Email the show at shortwave@npr.org.The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from NPR, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Chris interviews Former CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden on the latest in the coronavirus pandemic, a Broward County, Florida teacher suing Governor Ron DeSantis over school re-openings, and USCIS Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli on violence in Portland, Oregon. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Chris interviews Former CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden on the latest in the coronavirus pandemic, a Broward County, Florida teacher suing Governor Ron DeSantis over school re-openings, and USCIS Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli on violence in Portland, Oregon. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Plus... Trump's reality distortion field extends to "fake polls;" Dr. Anthony Fauci returns to TV; is there growing intolerance in American newsrooms? Peter Nicholas, Ed Yong, April Ryan, David Zurawik, Amanda Carpenter, Jill Filipovic, Tim O'Brien and Anne Applebaum join Brian Stelter. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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The isolation shelter at the Colorado Springs City Auditorium for people experiencing homelessness and COVID-19 symptoms has seen around 30 people since opening April 5. At this time, it’s unknown if they were positive for the new coronavirus.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. President Donald Trump pressures congress to approve nominees during pandemic. President Trump faces backlash for halting World Health Organization funding. New York now requires face masks, could last up to 18 months. Senate Democrats propose $30 billion coronavirus testing bill to reopen economy. California to give undocumented immigrants coronavirus economic relief payments. Black religious leaders condemn disporportions in black coronavirus deaths. Coalition of homeless advocates urges state/local officials to commandeer hotels. San Francisco Supervisors and Mayor at odds over locating homeless in hotels. The post President Trump faces backlash for halting W.H.O. funding; Senate Democrats propose $30 billion coronavirus testing bill to reopen economy; San Francisco Supervisors and Mayor at odds over locating homeless in hotels – April 15, 2020 appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. President Donald Trump pressures congress to approve nominees during pandemic. President Trump faces backlash for halting World Health Organization funding. New York now requires face masks, could last up to 18 months. Senate Democrats propose $30 billion coronavirus testing bill to reopen economy. California to give undocumented immigrants coronavirus economic relief payments. Black religious leaders condemn disporportions in black coronavirus deaths. Coalition of homeless advocates urges state/local officials to commandeer hotels. San Francisco Supervisors and Mayor at odds over locating homeless in hotels. The post President Trump faces backlash for halting W.H.O. funding; Senate Democrats propose $30 billion coronavirus testing bill to reopen economy; San Francisco Supervisors and Mayor at odds over locating homeless in hotels – April 15, 2020 appeared first on KPFA.

Another week here, some of you are quarantining, some are still heading to work, others are working from home but regardless of where you are, Coronavirus is still here and constantly new information about it is coming out! This week we want to talk about Coronavirus Testing. In particular we're discussing who should get tested, talking about the test itself and what tests are currently available.Note: Things are continuously changing so any updates regarding new updates are to be found in our show notes at our website at www.thesecretscope.com. We will keep you updated and we hope you enjoy this episode. Stay clean and stay safe  ❤️ If you liked this episode, don't forget to Rate, Review and Subscribe, it takes 5 seconds! We look forward to hearing your feedback, always!⁣ - Love your Dr. Duo A&S⁣ ⁣ If you liked this episode, don't forget to Rate, Review and Subscribe, it takes 5 seconds! We look forward to hearing your feedback, always! - Love your Dr. Duo A&S Follow us on Instagram // Facebook // Twitter // YOUTUBE  For show notes & much more check us out at www.thesecretscope.com  Disclaimer: The Content on our podcast/website is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.

Amy Taylor is a Georgia Native and is a NICU nurse and critical care nurse. When she first heard about the coronavirus she wasn't inclined to worry about it. As a nurse she thought, “If you're not bleeding out you're fine… This will pass…” But within several days it escalated quickly and it became harmful to health care workers.She described how at the beginning the hospital she worked at would not allow someone to bring more than one person into the hospital with them and each time someone came in to the hospital their temperature was taken. Then big tents were set up outside the hospital and people had to be screened outside. “It looked like something from a third world country where you think ‘this isn't happening here.'”Shortages of Personal Protective Equipment began within a few days of Trump acknowledging the severity of the virus. Amy takes about how airborne viruses are combatted by using a negative pressure room so that the virus does not spread through the air vents. She tells the story about a nurse in her hospital having to treat a patient with Tuberculosis with no mask because they're were none available due to the PPE shortages. And Amy says the shortages had started before it got bad where she lives. “The nurses had no masks. It was health care workers stealing them, it was people hoarding them, management started hoarding them…”Masks are supposed to be a one-time use but now nurses get one N95 mask and they are to wear it the whole day. There are not enough gowns, which are also not reusable, and nurses are now wearing them all day long. Gowns are, like all Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), are for the protection of both the patient and the health care provider. Health Care Providers could now carry the virus from patient to patient by not changing their PPE.It's really scary because not only are these nurses trying to manage their own anxiety as a person in this crisis—making sure they and their family have enough food and supplies—but nurses are also managing the fears and anxieties of their patients, and the fear passing the virus to them now extends bringing it home to their loved ones.These are not the typical problems of 1st world countries. Amy said the CDC has changed the rules from requiring N95 masks on every nurse to allowing heath care providers to just use a bandana. She said, “That doesn't actually do anything.”The climate among the nurses are the hospital she works at is this overall sense of deprivation and fear. “And that fear looks different for everybody… it looks like snapping at other people… it looks like lack of empathy towards others… A crass-ness…” It's very low morale. There are people who are very angry and people who are very tearful.Danielle asked if we could sew masks and other protective gear for nurses. Amy said that studies show that homemade PPE is not effective so a better way to support medical staff is to donate N95 masks if you have them, and make your own masks to wear out. Nurses who have been exposed to the coronavirus are getting sicker than others so it appears that there is a cumulative affect to being exposed virus.The idea that the virus lingers in the air for up to three hours is terrifying because if the virus is in a place that has an HVAC system, the virus would then be pumped to every room of that building through the air vents. It's a scary thought to enter a building let alone a hospital.Maggie asked how patients coming into the hospitals have been: Amy said that initially people are just wanting to know [if they have it]— ERs were flooded with people wanting to get tested because they were running a temperature and their hospital didn't have the capacity to test people who were not critically ill. Amy admits this is difficult to hear this when you have people like Harvey Weinstein being tested but health care workers aren't being allowed to be tested. But this is one of the big difference between our country and other countries—many other countries initially quarantined people and tested everybody, then they followed the trail of infected people.“If you would not normally go to the ER for an issue, then you shouldn't go to the ER because you're risking being exposed to more things by going there… And it's hard because you want to know. You want to know if I am infected I want to not be passing it on to my spouse to my kids…”Danielle says “Its hard to know what to believe. I believe you! … And then you hear our public health officials say ‘there's tests!”  Even the tests that have been done are prioritized. Some people have been tested and haven't gotten their results back.Things vary from hospital to hospital. Amy's friend who works in a hospital in Florida was caring for a patient for five days along with nurses that had nausea, vomiting and diarrhea but were still being required to work. After the five days, she found out the patient had the coronavirus so she got tested herself but was still required to work her THREE SHIFTS before she was could get the results back.The fear of hospitals is this: What are we going do to when health care workers can not work because they are sick with the virus? This is part of the reason why they don't want to give tests to nurses and doctors.CDC Guidelines have been changed based on the supplies that are available: First is was that nurses need an N95 mask, but then any mask was allowed. This is unreal, unsafe, unethical. “It's like warfare! And being sent into battle without the equipment that you need… and the soldiers on the front lines die first.”There is a thing called “travel nursing” where nurses get paid more to meet demands during high seasons in other locations. Amy was offered a job in Washington “Ground zero” for the US but she declined even though the pay for 13 weeks was more than she would make in a year.There is not enough staff: As more and more doctors and nurses get sick with the coronavirus and have to stop working, the remaining staff ends up working excessive shifts which has been proven to not be safe.This idea of the “6-foot rule”, practicing social distancing still getting together, but lung doctors say the reality is that we don't know how safe it is to be even six feet from each other. “So just don't do it. It's not worth your health.” As well there's this idea that young healthy people don't get the virus and this is providing to not be true.There's just not enough PPE or ventilators to meet the need. Ventilators are supposed to be one per person but they are being used for two people. The first time Amy heard of ventilators being used for more than one person was after a mass shooting in TX.Amy believes the way that we should be dealing with the virus as a country is everything should be shutting down and companies that make masks or gowns should work exclusively on making them. The worse case scenario would be that we overreacted and now are prepared for a future disaster. The response has been “oh it's not that bad, it's not that bad, oh it's bad!”We are already running out of ventilators and we haven't even hit our peak. If you look by the numbers, we are already surpassing Italy and we're not even testing everyone. It's alarming.What will be the last straw? Amy believes that if hospitals begin to operating out of a war mindset —assessing people based on the likelihood of the patient's survival and thus determining who will receive care and who will not. When hospitals are no longer operating with hospital beds and are working out of parking garages and tents outside… It's a war mentality treating only those who you think will survive. This places the weight of responsibility on the medical workers—It will be them carry the weight of negligence of society.Amy compares it to Chernobyl, where  people were sent into harm's way without enough protection. How valuable do you find medical workers to be? Many nurses and physicians in Italy are having PTSD symptoms and are having trouble coming into work. This is all very traumatizing—nurses not being able to care for their patients. For Amy that has been some of her most defeating moments as a nurse, not being able to care well and connect with her patients. There is no margin in this space, it's survival mode. Everyone deserves dignity and care no matter what issues they have or where they are coming from.The long term impact of this pandemic will be global PTSD in addition to the financial problems that ensure after shutting down so much of the economy. No one is untouched.Seeing other panics breeds panic in yourself. Watching people run for toilet paper and other essentials when this was first starting a couple of weeks ago grew panic in other. Panic breeds deprivation and fear, and then festers.Danielle poses, If run into the ground our health care workers, if they are physically emotionally and spiritually spent, who is going to run our hospitals? Who will want to enter this field next? We must sacrifice to protect our health care workers, they are literally the people that are saving our lives.Conan O'Brien says if we run out of toilet paper we can just use CVS receipts because they are so long.There are companies like Home Depot and Lowes, that have sent their stock of PPE to hospitals… They are trying to help the situation.What can you do? You can stay home.People need to stay home.  Amy thinks Christians are the ones who are still gathering together and having church services, thinking that God will protect them. But we are not immune to science. Stay home!And it's not about you! Amy says that in America it's like we don't care about community, that we don't know how to care for our neighbors. . . Protector your neighbor by staying home.Ultimately law makers may move to order “shelter in place” everywhere, not just in the three or four states that have done it thus far. People need to stay home, because that is how we love and honor our neighbor.Amy reminds everyone that gloves are pointless if you use them all day long. Gloves can be helpful, but be aware of why you're doing what you're doing.Staying inside is the most crucial thing we can do. Our government hasn't mandate it yet but Amy encourages us think about what we're doing. Yes it's hard to sit inside and struggle with anxiety… but this is how we can care for each other in this pandemic.

Former combat medic Sergeant Tres Barraclough works at a hospital in Radiology and Cardiology intervention in Florida. He returns to the podcast to give a warning about the apparent lack of coronavirus testing at his hospital and other hospitals across the country. He also describes as a "deteriorating" situation on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. This is a must listen! Follow Sergeant Tres Barraclough on Twitter @BarracloughTres. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dankingston/message

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More than 80-million Americans told to stay home; Hospitals warn of shortages, closures without emergency aid; Emergency relief package could top $2 Trillion; U.S cases surpass 22,000 with nearly half in New York State; Pressure mounts for Trump to use defense production act; U.S. intel warned in January of likely pandemic; Doctors in two largest U.S. cities told to skip some coronavirus testing; Goldman Sachs warns of sudden and historic surge in layoffs; Italy death toll rises by 793, biggest one day jump in outbreak; Coronavirus cases top 300,000+ worldwide, 12,950 deaths; Coronavirus cases in Spain jump by 5,000 in last 24 hours; Parisians cheer health care workers from their balconies; People helping others get through the virus outbreak; Random acts of kindness amid coronavirus pandemicTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Trump says economy "may be" heading into recession; WH: Americans urged not to gather in groups of ten or more; WH: states with community spread should close bars, restaurants, public places; Trump: new coronavirus reality could last until July, August; Trump announces stricter guidelines to slow coronavirus spread; Trump admits coronavirus is not under control... "It's bad"; Trump: I'd rate my coronavirus response "a ten"; 72 deaths, 4,000+ coronavirus cases confirmed in U.S.; Trump: Not considering a nationwide lockdown, but may look at certain "hot spots"; New Jersey mobilizes National Guard, issues curfew; NY, CT, NJ close casinos, gyms and theaters; Multiple states close restaurants & bars, allowing only take-out and delivery; Strict new guidelines; 74 deaths, 4,100+ coronavirus cases confirmed in U.S.; Global coronavirus hotspots; Global death toll neat 7,000 with 168,000+ cases; Spain in partial lockdown, has Europe's second-worst outbreak after Italy; Italy reports 349 deaths in past 24 hours; Test shortage; Testing still an issue as virus spreads across U.S.; San Francisco orders residents to shelter in placeTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

We recap yesterday's primary races.And, the medical marijuana ballot initiative receives resistance in the House.Then, after a southern remedy health minute, the role of health insurance providers in testing for corona-virus.Segment 1:We recap the primary races from Biden's big win to the Senate race rematch. And look at how each House incumbent fared. Plus, how voter turnout for each party compared to 2016.Segment 2:Lawmakers in the House clash over Initiative 65, a medical marijuana referendum on the November ballot. Republican Joe Bomgar of Madison spearheaded the effort, working on the initiative with organizations. Republican Trey Lamar of Senatobia says the referendum is too lenient --someone could obtain 5 ounces of marijuana in a month's time, the equivalent of 300 joints. The two exchanged words in heated debate on the House floor Tuesday.Segment 3:Southern Remedy Health MinuteSegment 4:The Mississippi Insurance Department is actively monitoring the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, throughout the United States and around the world. According the Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney, his office has communicated with most health insurance carriers in Mississippi and each carrier has a contingency plan in place to deal with increased claims, member questions, and other communications. He tells us how health insurance providers are handling coronavirus testing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.