July 2020 research explores new therapeutic options against viral diseases. Criteria used when exploring for new options include, cost-effective, widely available, simple application, and safe choice. Zinc is found to satisfy all the above criteria and have very few potential side effects. The research finds that zinc administration is beneficial for most of the population.

September 2020 research finds that COVID-19 hospital patients with zinc deficiencies suffered more complications, longer hospital stays, and higher mortality rate than patients with adequate zinc levels. The goal of the research was to determine the clinical benefit of serum zinc in COVID-19 patients and to establish a correlation with disease outcome and severity. Zinc is a trace element with strong immunoregulatory and antiviral properties and is being utilized in the treatment of coronavirus.

Jacqueline from The Briny Babe blog gives a thorough review of the Eros Oyster.

Emily Selinger tells Kelli Park about "Her mission to change the way we look at oysters, one farm-share at a time."

Maine Women Magazine interviews Emily Selinger and tells her story and how her oyster farm came to be what it is today.