Andrew R Dagg-Murry, MD

01/12/2022

An open letter to the community regarding our staff's experiences with COVID-19.For more information, visit fmchealth.org/armor.🎵 Song: 'Sappheiros - Passio...

02/01/2021

The other Dr Dagg-Murry, my husband David just opened his new Acupuncture office on the old St Rt 33 just north of Meijer in the strip mall with The Dress Code. It’s a beautiful, sparkling new place to get state of the art treatments.

12/22/2020

Preparing to give COVID vaccinations soon at FMC.

10/09/2020

https://twitter.com/npr/status/1314279167433887744?s=21

“A scathing editorial from the New England Journal of Medicine accuses the Trump administration of a massive public health failure, saying: "We should not abet them and enable the deaths of thousands more Americans by allowing them to keep their jobs." https://t.co/NXeA80afYE”

08/21/2020

Nice article in paper this weekend.

Dr. Andrew Dagg-Murry, with FMC, urges county residents to take precautions in order to continue the decline of positive coronavirus cases.

08/03/2020

I made the paper check it out.

Dr. Andrew Dagg-Murry from Fairfield Medical Center writes about mask wearing and its importance.

07/29/2020

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07/20/2020

This ain’t just the flu.

Thousands Of People In Europe Have Reportedly Not Yet Recovered From Coronavirus Weeks, Months Following Infection
CNN (7/19, Smith-Spark, Shelley, Borghese) reports, “For much of Europe, the peak of [COVID-19] infections has passed,” but even though “hospitals are no longer awash with acute cases, there are thousands of people who had either confirmed or suspected [COVID] and, weeks or months later, say they are far from fully recovered.” For instance, “in the United Kingdom, communities of ‘long [COVID]’ sufferers have” sprung “up online, as people try to manage what appear to be long-term effects of a virus about which much remains unknown.” Furthermore, “health authorities in the UK and Italy, two of the European nations worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic, are starting to offer rehabilitation services to [COVID-19] survivors,” and “these will likely need to be wide-ranging, since research now indicates that coronavirus is a multi-system disease that can damage not only the lungs, but the kidneys, liver, heart, brain and nervous system, skin and gastrointestinal tract

07/12/2020

This may not very good news. Lots we done know about this virus still.

Exclusive: King’s College London team found steep drops in antibody levels three months after infection

07/12/2020

If you find yourself with COVID-19 these maneuvers could be the difference between getting sicker (ending up in the hospital or in an ICU on a ventilator) or getting better. They are easy to do and we have seen amazing improvement in patients when they do them. Best of all requires no special equipment or medicines!

A doctor at Queen’s hospital has demonstrated a breathing technique to help coronavirus patients with respiratory symptoms. Dr Sarfaraz Munshi initially reco...