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Tough to beat! Head #InsideTheOR with S. Christopher Malaisrie, MD, and witness open heart surgery by one of the best cardiology and heart surgery programs in the nation as ranked by US News and World Report.

MAYFIELD, KY - December 15, 2021 -B-roll of President Joe Biden walks through downtown Mayfield, KY with Secretary of FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, Rep. James Comer, Mayor Kathy Stewart O'Nan to review the devastation to the Kentucky community by recent tornadoes. FEMA video / Dominick Del Vecchio

President Biden Delivers Brief Remarks on His Administration’s Response to Recent Wildfires

Even after a recovery from Covid-19, patients may experience complications or symptoms that linger well beyond the infection. To restore lungs and the body after the COVID-19 infection, a pulmonary rehabilitation program will be customized to fit the need of each patient.

The symptoms of long COVID are many, can extend beyond a year and can be debilitating. To protect yourself, get vaccinated

Editing the spoof by ArtSpear Entertainment into the actual Marvel trailer!

Sir Jeremy Farrar explains why viruses mutate and the risks mutations pose to vaccines and treatments.

Dr. Hakim Djaballah is an Algerian-born American molecular pharmacologist and technologist with expertise in virology and oncology. Dr. Djaballah is a thought leader on drug discovery and development and sits on several advisory boards. He is the co-founder, president and CEO of Keren Therapeutics, a startup company dedicated to the science of aging. Formerly, Dr. Djaballah was the CEO of the Pasteur Institute in Korea, a transnational research institute with a focus on infectious diseases and oncology. Prior to his move to South Korea, Dr. Djaballah was affiliated with the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) in New York, USA. MSKCC is the oldest cancer treatment and research institution, founded in 1884. Dr. Djaballah holds a BSc degree from the University of Birmingham (England) and a doctorate degree from the University of Leicester (England).

HHS announced a plan to begin offering COVID-19 vaccine booster shots this fall. CDC's independent advisory committee, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), will continue to meet and discuss data on the evolution of the pandemic and the use of COVID-19 vaccines. ACIP will make further recommendations on the use of booster shots for the public after a thorough review of the evidence.

This brief video describe a very strange new omicron symptoms, and how you can tell if you have been infected with the Omicron variant.

As our communities continue to return to school, work and regular activities, we’re relying more on COVID-19 testing to help us keep risk at minimal levels. In addition to PCR and antibody tests, “rapid tests” (also known as antigen tests) are now available at various places, from your doctor’s office to major retailers. It’s really confusing to understand if you should get tested, and what test you should get. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

To reduce the risk of spreading disease within the office, it is important that we practice frequent and good cleaning of common surfaces. • Use a cleaner that has been approved by Health Canada with a DIN • Pay attention to cleaning your keyboard • Keep your phone off communal surfaces as best as you can as well as clean it once in a while • Ensure that your office supplies are wiped down or cleaned once in a while • Doorknobs and buttons can be contaminated, so make sure to practice hand hygiene afterwards • Pay attention to your personal bags and backpacks because they may come into contact with a lot of surfaces. If we all gave a bit of time to make sure all the common office items and surfaces get a cleaning, we can reduce the spread of the virus during a pandemic and during the regular influenza season as well.

A demonstration in English of how to intubate a patient with suspected COVID-19 infection.

The test that children have is simpler than the test adults have. Their test sample is taken using a nasal swab. A swab is a type of cotton bud. It's put between 1cm and 2cm inside each of your child's nostrils for a second or two.

Make sure your donning and doffing technique is on point with these steps.