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Month: March 2020

What actually happens during a coronavirus test?

You have a fever. You’re in respiratory distress. And you might even be hospitalized with pneumonia. Doctors worry you may have been infected with the novel coronavirus. What happens next? Ideally, you’ll be tested for the virus, which has sickened tens of thousands of people worldwide and killed more than 3,000. While US health officials

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Andrew Gillum apologizes after being found ‘inebriated’ in hotel room where police say man was treated for ‘possible drug overdose’

Andrew Gillum, the former Democratic candidate for governor of Florida and a CNN political commentator, apologized on Friday after he was found “inebriated” by police who were responding to a “possible drug overdose” in a Miami hotel room he was in, according to a police report. In a statement, Gillum said that he was in

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Argentina registra segunda muerte por coronavirus

(CNN Español) —  Un hombre de 61 años internado con coronavirus falleció en un hospital de Chaco, según confirmó a CNN Elisa Flores, directora de Epidemiología de la provincia. El paciente había regresado hace 10 días de viaje por Europa y tenía factores de riesgo. Con este nuevo fallecimiento, Argentina registra dos muertes por coronavirus

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Trudeau urges Canadians to curtail travel as he self-isolates due to his wife’s positive coronavirus test

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday that Canadians should curtail all non-essential international travel due to the coronavirus pandemic. Trudeau said the government will add more screening procedures at Canadian airports and the number of international travelers arriving in Canada will be limited. The Canadian government will reduce the number of airports that receive

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Students at Olin College held a ‘fauxmencement’ ceremony with garbage bags gowns, paper ‘origami’ caps and tassels made of yarn

For seniors, the decisions by colleges to shut down campus because of the coronavirus and have students finish the rest of their semester online comes as a blow. The virus has thwarted campus traditions, cut into the time they have left to make memories with friends and thrown into question whether they’ll be able to

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Serena Williams to spend the next 6 weeks in solitude due to coronavirus pandemic

Serena Williams is taking precautions against contracting the coronavirus. The tennis champ revealed on Instagram that she will be spending time with only her family, including husband Alexis Ohanian and 2-year-old daughter Olympia. “Spending the next 6 weeks in solitude. Being a wife. Being a mom. Cooking. Cleaning. Spring cleaning. Face mask. Makeup tutorials. I’ll

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