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Melatonin? Stem cells? Researchers step up with unconventional approaches to COVID-19
At a time of unprecedented panic over the rapidly spreading COVID-19 coronavirus, several research groups are asking whether existing therapies could be repurposed in fighting the disease. Suggestions over the past week include combinations of drugs and supplements as well as a stem cell product that has proven effective in reducing inflammatory biomarkers.
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Providence St. Joseph Health offers coronavirus lessons from treating 'patient one' in the U.S.
It was a Sunday in mid-January when Amy Compton Phillips, chief clinical officer for Providence St. Joseph Health, was first alerted that a patient with COVID-19 had shown up at one of the health …
Posted Mar 17, 2020coronavirus
