This video from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) shows the efforts of researchers at UMSOM that have started a clinical trial to test a novel COVID-19 vaccine on humans.
The George Washington University Hospital is using Virtual Reality Technology to view lung damage in patients infected with COVID-19.
Dr. Jen Caudle, D.O., an Associate Professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, discusses outdoor and swimming pool safety protocols for COVID-19 for this summer.
Researchers at the Drexel University College of Medicine and Tower Health are studying how immune responses and other factors contribute to patients' response to COVID-19. They hope that their research will lead to improving patient care and outcomes. To learn more, please click here.
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The Mayo Clinic staff has written an article outlining 7 simple ways to improve memory. To access the article, please click here.
The National Institutes of Health has created a resource called "Your Healthiest Self: Wellness Toolkits." It provides information on ways to improve your well-being in many areas, including "Your Surroundings," "Your Disease Defense," "Your Body," and more.
Here are two great outdoor places to visit in New Jersey for a breath of fresh air:
The University of Maryland School of Medicine ( UMSOM) hosted a free 6-week medical symposium webinar for adult seniors of age 65+ on various healthcare topics (April-June 2020)
MedSupplyDrive
This organization has a mission to bring together individuals from across the country to gather PPE and medical supplies for healthcare professionals in dire need during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have gathered over 420,000 items so far. Check them out: https://www.medsupplydrive.org
The University of Maryland School of Medicine is hosting a Mini-Med School for Kids which is a 5-week long program for kids aged 11-14 years old. Each week teaches a different STEM-related topic to the students via Zoom. Registration is now closed but please refer to the link below to learn about future community events and next summer's program (Summer 2020)