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Companies Step Up to Help Produce Protective Equipment during Pandemic

April 9, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, Manufacturing/by Kimberly Ballard

Innovative thinking and ideas know no limits in the Rocket City, famous for finding solutions to complex problems and managing complicated situations. The list of needs from the hospitals as they ramp up preparations for a potential surge in COVID-19 cases include surgical and procedural masks, N95 masks, isolation gowns, gloves, face shields, face goggles, […]

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HudsonAlpha’s Dr. Lamb Warns: Misinformation Spreading Like the Virus

April 8, 2020/in Lead, Biotechnology, Featured, Government, Health Care, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Drinking hot water; using a hair dryer to blow hot air down your throat; and gargling with bleach are just a few of the outrageous preventatives against the COVID-19 disease that can be found on the Internet these days. Some of them may even quote an expert with the Center for Disease Control or a […]

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Second Local Death Reported from Coronavirus; Number of Cases Stabilizes

April 7, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

Madison County officials Tuesday reported a second local death from the novel coronavirus that is paralyzing the country and most of the world, and Huntsville City Council President Devyn Keith announced a state-of-emergency extension that will last at least until April 27. But all news wasn’t negative at the latest daily COVID-19 press briefing at […]

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Stay at Home Order Issued for State

April 3, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Bud McLaughlin

The Alabama Department of Public Health has enacted a Stay at Home Order for the state of Alabama, effective April 4 at 5 p.m. to combat the spread of COVID-19. Grocery stores and other essential businesses will remain open. Huntsville residents should stay at home, only leaving for essential needs and services, until the order […]

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Mayor Finley on COVID-19: ‘We Can’t Let Up’

April 3, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

Avoid coronavirus fatigue. That was a key talking point at Friday’s press conference with city and county officials regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. The number of positive tests for the virus hasn’t exploded here — 117 in Madison County with one death — but authorities warn that everyone should stay focused on staying safe. “As we […]

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Crestwood CEO: Surge in Confirmed Cases Possible

April 1, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

Local officials have a statement regarding the coronavirus pandemic: Brace for a possible wave. Madison County has 101 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with one death, but that could soon change. “We expect that number to continue to climb,’’ said Dr. Pam Hudson, CEO of Crestwood Medical Center, during a weekly update Tuesday that began this […]

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‘Geeks, Nerds’ Stepping Up with 3D Printers

March 31, 2020/in Lead, Health Care, News/by Bud McLaughlin

  After a post on the Huntsville Business Journal’s Facebook page,  people have responded to Destin’s request to 3D printer owners and others to make face shields for the medical community in stemming the coronavirus outbreak. Here’s the form for the design: https://forms.gle/VpMZ5oJoEbvhtQm46 Area “engineers, geeks and nerds” around the country are answering the call […]

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Officials Stress ‘One Person, One Cart’ While Shopping; Curfew Discussed

March 31, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Local elected officials leaders took a ride around Madison County over the weekend to monitor how residents and businesses were handling the latest move to help stem the coronavirus outbreak. Gov. Kay Ivey released a list of non-essential businesses that were shut down Saturday. It was called the state’s most aggressive action to date to […]

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DIYers Stitch Up to Help Fight Shortage of Medical Masks

March 27, 2020/in Lead, Health Care, News/by Lori Connors

The clock is ticking and, with each passing day, the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus increases in the United States. In fact, according to The New York Times, at least 81,000 people are know to have been infected in the United States, including more than 1,000 deaths. It is more cases than any […]

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Privacy Officials Call for Cautious Telework Practices

March 25, 2020/in Lead, Government, Military, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

By Lisa Simunaci, www.army.mil As the COVID-19 situation means more employees are teleworking, Army privacy officials are calling for caution when it comes to transmitting personally identifiable information, or PII. “Employees are trying to be inclusive and keep each other abreast of circumstances as teleworking expands across our organizations,” said Beth-Anne Ward, the privacy program […]

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