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Coronavirus: 'Worst Yet To Come' For Countries In Conflict, Says UN Chief

Coronavirus: 'Worst yet to come' for countries in conflict, says UN chief

Coronavirus May Spread Through Normal Breathing: US Scientists

Until now, US health agencies have said that the primary pathway of transmission is respiratory droplets

Coronavirus may spread through normal breathing: US scientists

Germany Enlists Industrial Giants For Protective Gear Procurement

BASF is using 'local contacts' to get hold of medical equipment

Germany enlists industrial giants for protective gear procurement

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Lower As Employers Slashed 701,000 Jobs In March, Oil Jumps

U.S. stocks fell on Friday as the U.S. lost more than 700,000 jobs in March.

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Study Shows Only Few Coronavirus Patients Breathed On Their Own After Using Ventilators

As COVID-19 death toll in the US reaches 6,088, attention has turned to a ventilator shortage even though there are studies that show it might not even be the total solution.

coronavirus patients need ventilators to help them breathe

Coronavirus Update: Israel Uses Spy Agency To Hunt For Ventilators, Face Masks

Mossad, Israel's spy agency, has been given a new mission: acquiring much-medical supplies and equipment to combat COVID-19.

Coronavirus Attack: Nurse Bitten On Face By Non-Cooperating COVID-19 Patient At Hospital Isolation Ward

The patient started walking out of the isolation ward. When the nurse attempted to stop him, the man attacked her.

Montefiore Medical Center nurses call for N95 masks and other âcriticalâ PPE to handle the coronavirus (COVID-19) on April 1, 2020, in New York

Coronavirus Can Spread Through Talking And Breathing, New Scientific Study Reveals

The study said the tiny virus can become entrapped in aerosolized droplets that can linger in the air indefinitely and potentially infect someone who walks by later.

Former South Korean presidential candidate Ahn Cheol-soo spent 15 days on the coronavirus frontline treating intensive care patients in Daegu

South Korean Ex-presidential Candidate On Virus Frontline

South Korean ex-presidential candidate on virus frontline

A raccoon cuts a lonely figure at the Eden Meerkat Friends Cafe in Seoul, where customers are few and far between

Customers Desert South Korea's Animal Cafes Over Virus Fears

Customers desert South Korea's animal cafes over virus fears

Jamie Chui has been a virtual prisoner in her Hong Kong home for most of her pregnancy, trapped intially by violent pro-democracy protests and tear gas, and then by the coronavirus -- she now faces giving birth alone

Isolated And Afraid: How The Pandemic Is Changing Pregnancy

Asia is facing a second wave of COVID-19 infections and as cases spiral globally with one million confirmed positive and half the planet on lockdown, women are having to give birth in unprecedented circumstances.

With billions of people in lockdown around the world, the global economy has almost come to a standstill

ADB Warns Global Cost Of Virus Could Top $4 Trillion

ADB warns global cost of virus could top $4 trillion

Football great Roberto Donadoni is from the region in Italy that has been the hardest hit during the coronavirus pandemic

China-based Donadoni Fears For Family In Italian Coronavirus Hotspot

China-based Donadoni fears for family in Italian coronavirus hotspot

Resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly are not binding but have a strong political value depending on their support

UN Adopts Resolution Calling For 'Cooperation' On Virus

UN adopts resolution calling for 'cooperation' on virus

With most international flights cancelled and nearly all foreigners barred from entering the country, the vast majority of returnees are Chinese nationals

Chinese Students Fleeing Virus Face Uneasy Reception Back Home

Chinese students fleeing virus face uneasy reception back home

'Top Gun: Maverick,' 'A Quiet Place: Part II' Get New Release Dates Amid Pandemic

Paramount Pictures announced new release dates for "Top Gun: Maverick" and "A Quiet Place: Part II."

There have been 3,415 COVID-19 deaths in the US, more than the 3,309 reported officially in China

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 5,865; Deaths Exceed 1,000 In One Day

Daily COVID-19 deaths in the United States have exceeded 1,000 for the first time and will continue to climb as the pandemic claims more victims this month.