Doctors Warn Trump of the Lockdown's Unintended Consequences || EP 252

MasterMyTrades.com Patreon.com/GoodMorningLiberty GoodMorningLiberty.us/Stimulus U.S. to fly aid into Russia where coronavirus cases are climbing https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-russia-cases-idUSKBN22X0QL MOSCOW (Reuters) - A U.S. military transport aircraft was expected to deliver a first batch of medical aid to Russia on Thursday, including 50 ventilators, to help Moscow cope with a rising number of novel coronavirus cases and deaths. Russia's case tally, the world's second highest, rose to 317,554 on Thursday after 8,849 new infections were reported, while the death toll climbed past the 3,000 mark after 127 people died in the last 24 hours. Doctors raise alarm about health effects of continued coronavirus shutdown: 'Mass casualty incident' https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doctors-raise-alarm-about-health-effects-of-continued-coronavirus-shutdown More than 600 doctors signed onto a letter sent to President Trump Tuesday pushing him to end the "national shutdown" aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus, calling the widespread state orders keeping businesses closed and kids home from school a "mass casualty incident" with "exponentially growing health consequences." The letter outlines a variety of consequences that the doctors have observed resulting from the coronavirus shutdowns, including patients missing routine checkups that could detect things like heart problems or cancer, increases in substance and alcohol abuse, and increases in financial instability that could lead to "[p]overty and financial uncertainty," which "is closely linked to poor health." 100 'unprecedented' student lawsuits suing colleges amid coronavirus outbreak https://www.marketwatch.com/story/unprecedented-lawsuits-from-students-suing-colleges-amid-the-coronavirus-outbreak-raise-3-thorny-questions-for-higher-education-2020-05-21 In a growing number of lawsuits across America, college students suddenly stuck in Zoom ZM, +1.03% classes want some of their tuition money back because, they say, this kind of academic experience isn't what they bargained for. It's been approximately two months since colleges started cancelling on-site schooling in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningliberty/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices