Philadelphia Coronavirus News

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  May 26, 2020

  2020 Voter’s Guide to Healthcare

  This year, every U.S. citizen has an important job to do: vote.
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  May 19, 2020

  A Safe Space for Nurses to Share Their Coronavirus Fears

  Jefferson launches “Nurse2Nurse,” where nurses can debrief with peers.
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  May 18, 2020

  Survey Reveals the Impact of COVID-19 on Cancer Patients

  A team of researchers at The Neu Center at SKCC launched a survey to understand the main concerns of cancer patients, and barriers to their care and treatment during the pandemic
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  May 15, 2020

  At-Home Remedies to Calm Hives and Itchy Skin

  Is stress over coronavirus manifesting on your skin? Here are six ways to feel some relief.
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  May 12, 2020

  A Frontline Physician On Her Coronavirus Hospitalization Experience

  Dr. Chang was at first incredulous that her mild symptoms were COVID-19. Here she shares her survival story.
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  May 12, 2020

  A Doctor’s Personal Experience with COVID-19: Diagnosis, Hospitalization, and Giving Back

  Episode eight of The Health Nexus Podcast.
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  May 11, 2020

  A Patient’s Guide to JeffConnect Appointments Now Available

  Health concern or issue? There’s an app for that.
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  May 6, 2020

  Diagnosed with Cancer During COVID-19, A Nurse Takes One Day at a Time

  After a life-changing diagnosis in the middle of the pandemic, one nurse is grateful that she didn’t put off her health, and for her fellow healthcare workers and staff as she navigates treatment.
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  May 5, 2020

  Loneliness in Times of Isolation

  Social isolation can change our brain and our lives. What are signs loneliness is affecting us, and how do we combat it?
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  April 28, 2020

  Tony Luke’s Son Michael Shares His COVID-19 Experience

  Michael Lucidonio started developing classic COVID-19 symptoms and within days learned he would need to be put on a ventilator.
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  April 24, 2020

  How Creating a “New Army of First Preventers” Could Help America Emerge From the Initial COVID-19 Wave

  Dr. David Nash, founding dean emeritus of the Jefferson College of Public Health, discusses paths back from the age of social distancing.