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Hoag Seeks Plasma Donors for COVID Patients
04.14.20
In partnership with the Southern California Blood Bank, Hoag is seeking volunteer plasma donations from individuals that have recovered from a COVID-19 infection. This plasma will be used as an FDA approved an investigational new treatment for seriously ill COVID-19 infected patients.
Donors need to meet the following criteria:
- You have had a positive test for COVID-19
- You can obtain a copy of your positive test result
- You are fully recovered from your COVID-19 infection
- You have been symptom-free for a minimum of 14 days
- You are otherwise in good health
If you meet the above criteria and are willing to donate plasma, please complete the Donor Survey. The information that provided will be held in strict confidence. Once your survey is completed, you may be contacted for additional information or to schedule a donation.
“Plasma from those who have fully recovered from COVID 19 (“Convalescent Plasma”) is a source of antibodies that can attack the virus causing acute disease in hospitalized patients. It was successfully used in China in small samples of individuals, and is being studied in the US at Hoag, the Mayo Clinic, and others. Donors are crucial to verifying its effectiveness. Hoag takes pride in offering the most advanced clinical research trials to our community, as we dare to provide incomparable care,” said Michael Brant-Zawadzki, M.D., Senior Physician Executive and the Ron and Sandi Simon Endowed Chair, Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute at Hoag.
Visit hoag.org/covid for more information.
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ESSENTIALS FOR Work From Home
04.09.20
As we're all adjusting to our current situation and each individual is doing their part to help curb the spread of COVID-19, "social distancing", washing your hands several times a day and working from home have become the "new normal". As surreal as it all is, keeping a sense of "normalcy" is key as to not let panic and anxiety take over.
A great way to keep your sense of normalcy is getting out of bed and getting ready for work. Though you most likely are not going to be wearing your best heels or suit, the standard basic top, cozy sweater vest, cardigan or leggings/yoga pants will for sure suffice and help you stay productive.
Even if you decide to step out for a "socially distanced stroll", these Skinnytees pieces are easily adaptable. Known as the go-to "active" basic that gives you stretch but never stretches out, skinnytees keep their shape and helps you keep yours at the same time by actually smoothing bumps and lumps with its 92% nylon, 8% spandex blend and perfect for women. And with their plethora of tanks and cami tops, they will be useful for your "home fitness routines" too.
You can shop online here skinnytees.com.


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