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- A new study has pinpointed a possible coronavirus treatment that could save people from severe COVID-19 complications and even death.
- Researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine have found that a common household drug, aspirin, when used in specific circumstances resulted in fewer hospital admissions as well as fewer coronavirus patients being admitted to the ICU or needing to be hooked up to a ventilator.
- This news comes as the US keeps setting new records for daily coronavirus case numbers.
Most of you have probably already noticed, but the implications inherent in the latest coronavirus-related news headlines sound increasingly dire relative to what we're in store for in the coming days and weeks. Health experts are predicting the worst days of the COVID-19 pandemic are ahead of us -- and, in fact, the worst of the pandemic might arrive possibly as soon as next week.
Along these lines, the US set another record on Thursday in terms of the number of new coronavirus cases nationwide, which climbed to above 77,000 -- a height not seen since July. That comes as the overall number of cases in the US since the pandemic began is now closing in on 8.5 million, according to Johns Hopkins University, and there have also been more than 224,000 deaths. Into that maw, meanwhile, comes a landmark study that offers a bit of good news related to the pandemic -- and suggests a potential coronavirus treatment that you already have at home.
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