Article by Meagan Chriswell, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. In our recently published study, my colleagues and I found an important clue to a potential culprit behind this disease: the bacteria in your gut.
Michelle Barron, MD, medical director of infection prevention and control at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital, clarifies to Yahoo Lifestyle why the guide might not exactly be relevant to the general public in preparing for coronavirus outbreaks: “These CDC guidelines apply to healthcare workers who wear respirators — not the standard masks for the public at large.”
“We as doctors, [as] healthcare providers, have always assumed [that if] a woman comes and says ‘I got pregnant, I was using birth control,’ she must have done something wrong. And that is maybe not the case,” said Dr. Aaron Lazorwitz, the first author of the study, from the University of Colorado’s school of medicine.
