Quality and Safety
Drug-candidate pipelines represent a first step toward the discovery of new drugs to treat the virus.
By September, the U.S. will have the capacity to do 90 million tests a month, if needed, says Adm. Brett Giroir of HHS.
A "gray market" for bogus products has emerged, with profiteers hoping to benefit from hospitals' need for PPE.
Matthew Sappern, CEO of PeriGen, discusses how remote patient monitoring can help balance staff safety with patient needs.
NIOSH-rated masks can also be subjected to sterilization with hydrogen peroxide or ethylene oxide without compromising efficiency.
A majority of those who have been confirmed to have died from the coronavirus are people of color, many born outside the U.S.
The plans include details on reaching vulnerable populations including minorities, immunocompromised individuals and older adults.
Outside-the-four-walls threats include makeshift triage units, but you can still move wisely even if you are moving fast, according cybersecurity expert Randy Bradley.
Through the platform, hospitals can communicate with post-acute care facilities about test results and bed availability to inform care transitions.
Pharma companies are also offering solutions to practices so they can more easily afford and keep track of therapies.