The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says: Beware of Fraudulent Coronavirus Tests, Vaccines and Treatments.
While many Americans are sheltering at home to help
“flatten the curve” and slow the spread of coronavirus disease (also
called COVID-19), they might be tempted to buy or use questionable products
that…
Nearly two-thirds (63%) of consumers have already felt the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak in some way, according to a LendingTree survey of 1,050 Americans conducted on March 13, and 44% are worried about their ability to pay rent or their mortgage in the midst of the…
There are over 30 million children nationwide who rely heavily on school meals for their basic nutrition every day.
Food safety training company SchoolFoodHandler.com has developed a first-in-the nation set of Standard Operating Procedures for schools who are now serving breakfasts and lunch in a never before…
Los Angeles digital agency True North Social is sharing Five Tips for keeping your businesses digitally productive during the coronavirus shutdown:
1. People are home, and they are shopping online.
No one wants to go into a public place if they can avoid it.
Consumers who are used to consuming…
NYC area IT security consultant and managed services provider eMazzanti Technologies is highlighting greatly increased cyber-crime activity during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis and identifies some of the most prevalent phishing scams in a new article on the eMazzanti Technologies website.
The article includes recommendations for implementing
multi-layered…
On March 13th, the Kaiser Family Foundation released a brief that delves into the costs surrounding COVID-19.
The findings highlight the steep expenses that may plague
employer health plans and their enrollees.
Although many insurers are covering some testing and
treatments, the costs associated with hospitalizations are not…