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By Clare Wilson Ventilators have been seen as a crucial tool for treating severe cases of covid-19, but they may not always be neededBuda Mendes/Getty Images When the coronavirus pandemic began, the UK scrambled to get more ventilators for intensive care. But now some doctors are trying to keep people off ventilators as they believe…

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guidelines were released, Dr. Fauci said there were many clinical trials underway. “Right now, it is premature to say if something is going to be a home run or not,” he said. “Right now there are no early indications of a home run anywhere. There’s nothing that has been dramatic at all.”Clinical trials are monitored…

Health | Analysis 17 April 2020 By Michael Le Page What kind of drug could actually tip the scales in the fight against the new coronavirus?Credit: Sebnem Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images We keep hearing claims that this or that drug will be a game changer in the coronavirus pandemic. So what would a treatment…