
What We're Reading: Homelessness and Coronavirus; ACP Launches Telemedicine Guide; HPV Vaccine May Treat Cervical Cancer
Worries grow as officials prepare to stem the spread of coronavirus among the nation’s homeless population; the American College of Physcians launched a new telemedicine guide; a study found the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, in addition to chemotherapy, may help treat cervical cancer.
Homeless Population Could Take a Toll on Hospitals
Some state models show that 60,000 homeless people may become infected with COVID-19, with up to 20% of them needing hospitalization, The Los Angeles Times
New Telemedicine Guide Launches
The American College of Physicians (ACP)
HPV Vaccine Shows Some Promise Treating Cervical Cancer
Strong human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine responses, applied during chemotherapy, are associated with prolonged cancer survival, according to a
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