This Sunday, we wanted to answer a few questions and also give you a brief update on the news this week (pandemic related)!
Infection and Spread Masks Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
We also have a brief infographic for you that answers these questions. Read on if you want the full answers and links. And if you have time, test your COVID-19 knowledge and read a few great tips from therapists on how to cope during this pandemic. Quiz Therapy WHAT IF I KEEP TESTING POSITIVE FOR Read more…
A lot has changed over the past few months. Can you explain how the coronavirus (also known as SARS-Co-V-2) infects the body and how it can be stopped?
Biology/Immunity Infection and Spread
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
A: We love this brilliant series of illustrations on how the coronavirus takes hold in the body as well as potential drug and vaccine targets. Here is a quick summary of what you will see. -The virus enters cells through the ACE2 receptor and then replicates and breaks out—>Once it breaks out, it can either Read more…
We also have a brief infographic for you that answers these questions. Read on if you want the full answers and links. And if you have time, test your COVID-19 knowledge and read a few great tips from therapists on how to cope during this pandemic. Quiz Therapy WHAT IF I KEEP TESTING POSITIVE FOR Read more…
A lot has changed over the past few months. Can you explain how the coronavirus (also known as SARS-Co-V-2) infects the body and how it can be stopped?
Biology/Immunity Infection and SpreadAparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
A: We love this brilliant series of illustrations on how the coronavirus takes hold in the body as well as potential drug and vaccine targets. Here is a quick summary of what you will see. -The virus enters cells through the ACE2 receptor and then replicates and breaks out—>Once it breaks out, it can either Read more…
A: We love this brilliant series of illustrations on how the coronavirus takes hold in the body as well as potential drug and vaccine targets. Here is a quick summary of what you will see. -The virus enters cells through the ACE2 receptor and then replicates and breaks out—>Once it breaks out, it can either Read more…
