South Australia’s pubs, clubs and restaurants are set for a boost with a big jump in the number of patrons allowed inside. Under COVID-19 measures to be lifted from Friday, venues will be allowed to cater for up to 300 people at a time. But no more than 75 people will be allowed in any… Read More: More virus measures to be eased in SA »
opinion James Broughel Published 11:00 PM EDT Jun 14, 2020 During the month of May, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed two executive orders unleashing the talents of Michigan pharmacists in the fight against COVID-19. The first one, which was signed on May 19 and extended several past orders, expanded pharmacists’ operational capacity and authority to dispense… Read More: Opinion: Why Michigan needs more pharmacy reform – The Detroit… »
Enlarge this image Vizient, a group purchasing organization that negotiates lower prices with drug manufacturers, sent recommendations that the Food and Drug Administration expand access to drugs heavily used with ventilator patients. jamesbenet/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption jamesbenet/Getty Images As hospitals across the country fill with COVID-19 patients, medical personnel are sounding the alarm… Read More: U.S. May Get More Ventilators But Run Out Of Medicine… »
Some Australians could soon face much tougher restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus as the nation surpasses 3000 cases. The prime minister is meeting with state and territory leaders on Friday to discuss further moves including help for renters. NSW and Victorian leaders are considering full statewide lockdowns if the spike in new cases… Read More: Leaders consider more coronavirus measures »