British researchers redesigned a breathing aid usually used for sleep apnea so that it can treat people with coronavirus-related breathing problems, helping keep them out of intensive care beds
It's just gone 8 a.m. in London and 10 a.m in Moscow. Here's the latest from Europe
Nurses put on personal protective equipment before starting work in the intensive care unit of the new Covid-19 Hospital in Verduno, Italy on March 29. Marco Bertorello/AFP/Getty ImagesThe coronavirus is spreading rapidly across Europe, with the worst affected countries still Italy, Spain and Germany. With more than 97,000 cases of the virus, Italy is likely to soon become the second country in the world to break the 100,000 mark after the United States.
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