CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources has confirmed the second coronavirus case in the state. Both are travel related. The Mercer County resident is being treated at home. To protect the patient’s privacy, no additional details will be ...
Lists are making the round on social media, expounding the good news surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak and treatments. Through Johns Hopkins, the Associated Press and other media outlets, The Dominion Post was able to confirm these. A 103-year-old Chinese woman made a full recovery from COVID-19 after being treated for six days in Wuhan, China. Stores — including several Ikea locations — and factories reopened in China as COVID-19 cases drop. Many of them had closed in January. There is now a test available that takes COVID-19 samples and gets results in two hours. It was developed ...
At the urging of the U.S. Surgeon General and multiple professional medical societies, WVU Medicine will defer all elective, non-emergent surgeries and gastrointestinal (GI) procedures starting Thursday. Procedures will be scheduled for dates after May 15. This applies to all WVU Medicine facilities: J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital and WVU Medicine Children’s in Morgantown; Berkeley Medical Center in Martinsburg; Braxton County Memorial Hospital in Gassaway; Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg; Jackson General Hospital in Ripley; Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson; Potomac ...
Despite the mandatory closure of West Virginia’s schools because of COVID-19, Monongalia County Schools is still providing meals for children at all 17 schools and by bus delivery to select locations. “Our kids eat a ton so this is awesome,” Addie Hosey said while picking up five ...
“It’s absolutely stupid and it’s all a matter of public record.” That’s how Dan Nagowski, the owner of Wings Ole, located at 1125 University Ave., explained the city building part of its ongoing riverfront improvement project on his property — eliminating seven of his parking ...
In the almost nonstop news about the coronavirus pandemic, the phrase “social distancing” has been endlessly repeated. Kathy Moffett, WVU School of Medicine’s Pediatric Infectious Diseases section chief, talked to The Dominion Post about what it means and why it’s important. “We just all need to do our part,” she said. “And it will not last forever. I’m not sure how but I think it needs to be conveyed about the importance of social distancing.” Kathy Moffett The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines social distancing as avoiding large ...
