Many young doctors in Italy responded to the calls recently put out by local administrations to meet the shortage of medical staff in hospitals unprecedented levels of pressure. Every doctor, whether they specialize in dermatology or gynecology, is drafted in to deal with the virus.

As the consequences of #COVID19 tear across the country, American heroes everywhere are donning masks, scrubs, uniforms, volunteer hats. Here are a few stories of amazing acts of humanity, kindness, and courage in the face of catastrophe.

The commander of a US aircraft carrier hit by a major outbreak of coronavirus was ousted after writing a memo warning that decisive action was needed to save the lives of the ship's crew

In Loving Memory of Bill Withers who passed away on March 30, 2020. Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder and John Legend perform "Lean On Me" at the 2015 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
Dive into Bill Withers' full Induction Ceremony video collection at rockhall.com/inductees/bill-withers and...

Thank the brave men and women working on the frontline to help save us all. While most of us hold up in the safety of our homes many are risking their lives everyday on the frontline for the greater good.

A comedy musical explaining the coronavirus pandemic. It's in French with English subtitles.

Europe sings for coronavirus. "'La Llorona" (lit. "The weeping woman") is a Mexican folk song. The song originated in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Its origins are obscure, but composer Andres Henestrosa in about 1941 popularized the song and may have added to the existing verses.

Netta, the winner of the Eurovision song festival in 2018 and because of her win Tel Aviv was the host for Eurovision 2019.I asked my brother to come and play with me this amazing song by Ray Charles. And we did. Clip from: Where’s The Toilet Paper?

Back on March 23, Bette Midler tweeted: “Is it corny to have your own song stuck in your head? Because every time someone comes closer than 6 feet, I start singing, ‘From a Distance.'” Well, turns out great minds think alike! On that same day, Jewish mom Andrea Niederman, 32, and her husband Eric N

This report by NHK World explains their findings while attempting to report on the spread of the coronavirus through droplets while caughing, sneasing and even while talking. Interesting thesis.