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From Italy to Kansas in the US, health authorities are increasingly warning that the question isn’t whether a second wave of coronavirus infections and deaths will hit, but when — and how badly. As more countries and US states chaotically reopen for business, even as their own infection rates are at different stages, managing those future infections is as important as preventing them. In India, which partly eased its virus lockdown this week, health authorities scrambled on Wednesday to contain an outbreak at a massive market. The country has been concentrated on the immediate drama around the market in the southern city of Chennai, which is now tied to at least 1,000 virus cases. Another 7,000 people connected to now-shuttered Koyambedu market are being traced and quarantined. Experts are worried about a potential health catastrophe in a country of 1.3 billion people and a medical system strained even in the best of times. Experts in hard-hit Italy, which just began e...

Hope. It’s a simple word and yet can mean so much to anyone going through a difficult time. It can mean the difference between hanging on and giving up. It can mean a tiny smile in the face of a devastating diagnosis. It’s one word with no true definition — hope can mean anything you want it to. Hope was the driving force behind the new Roswell Park logo, which led us to ask our social media followers what the word means to them. The responses were powerful and, of course, inspired hope. Check out some of the replies below and view them all on our Facebook page. Hope is the power to believe that anything is possible — a fresh start, a second chance, or to wish upon a miracle. With hope there is that window of opportunity or new light for reassurance that the possibilities are endless and as long as you believe, anything can happen! Sarah Hope is believing we're all going to beat this and a cure for all types of cancer will be found. Hope, believe, strength, positive thoughts and pr...

Sindh government spokesperson Murtaza Wahab on Tuesday said people were refraining from getting tested for COVID-19 due to social stigma and that the government could test more people. Wahab, speaking in  Geo News ' programme "Aaj Shahzaib Khanzada Kay Sath" said: "We have a testing capacity of 4,800 tests but the people are afraid to get tested due to social stigma. The government cannot force them into it and that is why we are only conducting 2,500-3,000 tests everyday." Talking about the facilities available in public hospitals he said: "We have sufficient space available for patients in public hospitals, but naturally, people prefer to get treated from private hospitals and that has put a lot of pressure on them private hospitals."There  are some private hospitals in Karachi that have not established an isolation facility, so if you go there, those facilities will not be able to entertain you," he said. "9920445, 11206565, and...

Good Morning Guys, Do you know someone who seems to always have a smile and a positive thought? Or are you yourself one of those people who is full of optimism? Hardships are seen as "learning experiences" by  writers , and even the most miserable day always holds the promise for them that " tomorrow will probably be better."  If you always see the brighter side of things, you may feel that you experience more positive events in your life than others, find yourself less stressed, and even enjoy greater health benefits. This is not your imagination. The Benefits of Optimism Researchers have been studying optimists and pessimists for years, and they have found that an optimistic worldview carries certain advantages. Superior Health Studies regularly show that optimists are more likely to maintain better physical health than pessimists including a 50% lower risk of cardiovascular disease and greater survival rates when fighting cancer. Som...

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