Plasma from survivors eyed to prevent COVID-19 infection
Scientists at Johns Hopkins and 15 sites launch a rigorous study to test whether transfusing plasma from COVID-19 survivors can prevent illness after high risk exposure. The trial will involve 150 volunteers randomly receiving survivor plasma or pre pandemic plasma to assess infection rates and potential protective effects.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Return of Close-Contact Businesses Boosts Local Services
A survey of nail salons, tattoo parlors, barber shops, and spas shows clients returning after reopening on May 18. Nails by Tracy reports 90 percent of clients back, while others note rising walk-in calls, higher waitlists, and near pre pandemic demand for hair and nails. Some services like waxing, massage lag, with therapists seeing fewer corporate bookings.
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Iowa St
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Patricia Barnes
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Jon Amyx
Amyx
Salon di Marco & Day Spa
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Castillo
Dale Wheeler
New Hampshire St
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LMH Health and KU deepen medical legal partnership impact
The KU School of Law Medical-Legal Partnership at LMH Health provides free services to patients with legal needs affecting health. Since 2016, KU Law students and staff have handled over 1,000 cases, connecting patients to protection from abuse orders housing safety medical leave and benefits while recognizing legal issues as drivers of health outcomes.
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University of Kansas School of Law
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KU Law School
Lumen Mulligan
Earl B. Shurtz
KU School of Law
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