What's Behind The Toilet Paper Shortage?
Experts say, even before COVID-19, the whole supply chain of toilet paper was already very efficient. Machines were running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Experts say, even before COVID-19, the whole supply chain of toilet paper was already very efficient. Machines were running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
According to the CDC, it needs to fit comfortably, but snugly around the face and be secured with ear loops.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has said the information from state's COVID-19 modeling is one of the major considerations in the stay-at-home order.
A local doctor says it could have to do with differences in immune systems or how heavy the exposure was to the patient.
On Tuesday, Minnesota's Commissioner of Health Jan Malcolm said social distancing is "having a positive impact" on keeping down the number of COVID-19 cases.
President Trump has said the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine "could be a game-changer" in the fight against COVID-19.
New research suggests that the virus could be spread by simple breathing.
On Wednesday, Minnesota's Commissioner of Health said Minnesota has put in specific requests, for more supplies from the U.S. Health and Human Services.
Experts say they could be key to fighting the disease.
Most American adults will get a payment.
"The ventilator works to provide extra oxygen to people who need it and it allows the patients to exhale so that the carbon dioxide can be removed from the body."
78% of Minnesota jobs are in critical industries, like public works, energy, financial services, teachers and much more.
For all the difficulty this novel coronavirus has given us, coronaviruses themselves are relatively easy to kill.
"Trying to find joy in the smallest moments in a time of dread is I think what will keep us sane."
As of Thursday, Minnesota has 89 confirmed cases of COVID-19 – that's just a small fraction of the more than 5200 confirmed cases in New York State. So, what does that mean for Minnesota? Good Question.
