As the search for an effective COVID-19 treatment continues, doctors are looking to an old method of delivering antibodies to an infected person, by using blood plasma from recovered patients. While a vaccine could still be a year away, the FDA has expedited the use of this blood plasma infusion in NY to see if it is an effective short term treatment. Mike Hixenbaugh, national investigative reporter for NBC News, join us for how doctors are exploring all options.




Next, something a little lighter while we practice social distancing… How has coronavirus impacted those looking for love and dating? Dating apps have seen big increases in people still looking to connect with others and singles are doing the best they can with video dates, all that’s lacking is the physical chemistry. There is even an app called Quarantine Together. Georgia Wells, reporter at the WSJ, joins us for how dating works in the time of coronavirus




Finally, looking to hang out with your friends virtually? What if you want to host a movie night or just watch your favorite shows with friends? Ashley Carman, senior reporter at The Verge, joins us for a look at a few web browser extensions that you can use to sync up your Netflix stream and video chat at the same time. We’ll also talk about Zoom, who is having a moment right now in connecting people.

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