Are you brave enough to cut your hair at home, one woman uses uniforms of her late husband to make masks, and Comfort TV: what people are watching in quarantine. Plus an interview with Dr. Leigh Vinocur on how to spend time outdoors safer.And our Healthcare Heroes are from Florida today. University of Florida Medical Students Emily Edwards and Christine Rodhouse are offering their services to UF Staff to help with child care and household choresFor questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Largest hydroxychloroquine study to date finds no benefit for COVID-19, FDA has approved its first at-home COVID-19 test, medical experts say stop wearing medical gloves, and photographers share photos from isolation.Plus an interview with Praburaajan Selvarajan, the CEO of Madison Technologies, about ways they are developing strategies to help people contact trace. For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Could antibody tests really help end quarantine, retail spending is in a free fall, and spice up your next meeting by bringing a goat into your zoom call.Plus an interview with Paul Cambell, Executive Director of Healthcare at Kellogg & Clinical Associate Professor at Kellogg School of Management. He talks about whether or not optimism can be effective during a pandemic. Let us know what you think, are you an optimist, or is it just too hard given the state of things right now? Shoot us an email and tell us your thoughts. And in our Healthcare Heroes Spotlight are Liz Bernich and Gina McGuire who started FLAG to coordinate community donations of masks and food to help out busy first responders. The group started in New Jersey but is now in 29 states. For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Could dogs sniff out COVID-19, one in three jobs held by women has been designated as essential, and an app developed to recognize coughs could help out during the pandemic.We also chat with Anne Baum, the vice president of distribution channels & labor relations for Capital BlueCross in Central Pennsylvania. She gives us a few tips to stay focused while trying to work from home, as well as gives managers a few ideas on leading during a pandemic.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Make the most of your telemedicine call, the mental health crisis during COVID-19, Dr. Fauci says sports without fans is possible, and do you miss the sounds of your office? Look no further than this website. Plus an interview with Dr. Leigh Vinocur on how to get groceries and food safely. And our new segment on healthcare heroes starts today! In this episode, we talk to Lauren Short, the Director of Volunteer Services at Riverside Healthcare in Kankakee, IL - she tells us about some of the most touching community donations they've received so far - and tells us some tips on how you can help hospitals in your area.

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How would “immunity certificates” work, social distancing until 2022, are masks really that effective in curbing the spread and of the virus, phone calls are making a comeback during the quarantine.Plus an interview on how you should talk to your children when it comes to COVID-19, with Dr. Melissa Brown - a Licensed Psychologist and Senior Clinical Manager at UPMC Pinnacle Psychological Associates.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Why the world shutdown for COVID-19 and not other infectious viruses, 90-day refills of prescriptions could cause a shortage, and Coors answers one woman’s call for more beer.Also, we sit down with clinical pharmacist and nutritionist Dr. James Lavalle this episode, who says a big part of keeping your immune system healthy is being aware of what's happening in your gut. He’ll tell us about some healthy habits, and habits to break.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

President Trump wants to stop funding the World Health Organization, are you drinking more during the pandemic? Plasma could possibly help COVID-19 patients, and 27 ways to show love to others while social distancing. Plus an interview with Dr. Rosalind Ramsey-Goldman, a Professor of Rheumatology Medicine at Northwestern Medicine, about balancing the use of hydroxychloroquine between COVID-19 and Lupus patients.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

A Georgia bar owner pays staff in a clever way, can you test for coronavirus in wastewater, sale of sex toys triples in New Zealand, and is it still safe to get take out? Also, listen to some words of encouragement sent to the Evergreen Health Staff by some local Seattle elementary school students - read by Dr. Jason VanWinkle, an infectious disease, traveling medicine and wound care physician at Evergreen Health.Are you still getting take out? Is it because you don't want to cook, or you want to support restaurants in your town? Let us know! Shoot us an email and we’ll read some of your answers - and shout out your favorite local takeout - in an upcoming episode.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].

Dr. Fauci talks about reopening the country, Johnson & Johnson warns of a temporary shortage of Tylenol, and how safe are home deliveries?Plus - we all know most of the common symptoms of coronavirus - a fever, a dry cough, but what about the less common ones? Joining us once again is  Dr. Leigh Vinocur, Board Certified Emergency Physician and Spokesperson for the American College of Emergency Physicians to tell us about typical vs atypical symptoms.Have you been shopping more online? Would you rather pick up your own groceries or pay someone to shop for you? We want to hear from you! Let us know in an email.For questions or to submit a topic or tip, email [email protected].