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Emergency doctors, nurses and EMTs are working to contain the virus with shrinking resources and changing guidelines.

The doctors association sounds the alarm on lack of coronavirus test kits and protective gear for health care workers.

One of the problems with testing for illnesses is the waiting period. This can be nerve-wrecking because the uncertainty can cause a lot of undue stress in people. Given the current coronavirus outbreak plaguing the world, we’re sure that there are many people out there who are understandably worried.

However, over in Japan, a group of researchers have managed to create a coronavirus testing kit that they claim will be able to yield results in just 10 minutes. While it is not a cure, it will at least bring some relief to people who might have coronavirus-like symptoms, but are unsure if they have contracted the disease.

The testing kit is currently undergoing clinical trials in the Nagasaki Prefecture of Japan and it involves taking a swab from the nose or throat of the patient, and using fluorescent dye to show whether or not the person is infected with the virus. The kit itself is also relatively small and compact and weighs 2.4kg, making it ideal to be brought around and used around the country.

The 10 minute testing time is also faster than some other methods that were developed in other countries, such as Canada where researchers there developed a 30 minute testing kit.

Japan Has Developed A 10-Minute Coronavirus Testing Kit

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With more people starting to work and study from home, it means that cloud services have become more important than ever as it allows for students and workers to work together remotely and sync their files together, as well as being able to access it from anywhere, like their home computers.

Adobe’s Creative Cloud is one of those services, and it looks like the company is now giving all of its subscribers a free two months. It will require that users have a Creative Cloud account and subscription to begin with, so basically you will be extending your subscription by an extra two months for free.

However, for some reason, Adobe has not really shown how to claim this feature. Instead, the company seems to have hidden the offer and you will need to go through some steps to claim it. First of all, you’ll need to log into your Creative Cloud account. Secondly, go to the Manage Plan section after you’ve logged in, and then request to cancel your plan.

I had a little trouble getting through it so here’s a video for my visual learners LOL pic.twitter.com/jCok7OzHi5

— Yehju Park (@yehjupark) March 17, 2020

However, don’t worry, you aren’t actually cancelling your plan. Choose the option that says “Too expensive” and hit continue, after which Adobe will then direct you to an offers page to convince you to stay. Over here, you should find the option for the free two month deal.

Adobe Is Giving Everyone Free Two Months Of Creative Cloud

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An influential report says Americans may have to stay home for months to keep coronavirus at bay. Here’s why.