HEALTH

The CDC issued a warning about a possible increase in deaths as almost half of U.S. states started easing stay-at-home restrictions, which were put in place to slow down the spread of coronavirus.

A New York City nursing director has been praised for keeping critically-ill children under her watch from getting infected with the coronavirus, according to a report by The Post.

Malaria mosquitoes have changed their biting times in response to insecticide-treated mosquito nets.

Doctors are getting alarmed over the rising number of admissions of young COVID-19 patients, some of them severely ill, according to reports.

A major headache for President Vladimir Putin is starting to develop as coronavirus cases in hits a record with the addition of 10,633 new cases Sunday, according to report.

An organization representing New York physicians is urging people to visit doctors’ offices for medical care amid the pandemic, while a health provider has emailed similar messages to its patients.

Many Americans are turning to hunting amid fears of food shortages after food factories and meat plants halt their operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reports say.

A 12-year-old COVID-19 patient suffered three symptoms before having a heart attack, but she survived, according to reports.

The World Laughter Day 2020 will be celebrated Sunday (May 3) amid the anxiety and fears generated by the coronavirus pandemic.

A team of scientists, government officials, military agencies, and private companies were reportedly given a blank check by President Trump for coronavirus vaccine development.

People around the world have been watching Wuhan as it reopens the economy; it has shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many are looking forward to learning how the city is returning back to normal, but is it really business as usual?

A Manhattan woman, known for chain-smoking, got her landlord filing a lawsuit against her after she allegedly refused smoking despite the smoke reaching the apartments of her neighbors.

‘Dead’ coronavirus particles that remained in the bodies of recovered COVID-19 patients may have been the cause why they tested positive again, a report quoting South Korean health officials said.

The cashier's side of checkout lines at one Philadelphia supermarket was outfitted with plastic "tents" to contribute to workers' safety during the pandemic.

A new study suggests that half of Americans still yearn for those times that their parents would wake them up in the morning, with many hitting the snooze button more than once before finally getting out of bed.

Many New Yorkers are fleeing the city, and some of them are saying they will never return, according to reports.

A medical lab has announced that the first consumer-ordered antibody test for COVID-19 is now available without taking a trip to the doctor’s office.

Los Angeles City Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the city is offering free COVID-19 tests to all residents, making it the first major US city to do so. The tests would be done by online appointment and would be available to all L.A. city residents whether or not they show symptoms but would still prioritize symptomatic people and frontline workers. For now, the free tests would be available only to city residents but a similar plan is being developed for L.A. County.

Six monkeys that were given an experimental COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford researchers did not get infected even after heavy exposure, raising hopes for a possible human vaccine, reports say.

Dogs are currently undergoing training to sniff out coronavirus at universities in the UK and Pennsylvania in what many say could “revolutionize” screening for the deadly virus.

Scientists found that inflammation may be added to the list of symptoms of coronavirus.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency reportedly ordered 100,000 new body bags for possible COVID-19 victims in what officials are calling as preparations for a ‘worst-case’ scenario as the outbreak continues.

The United States is the first country to have 1 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 infection, and this timeline shows how it reached that staggering number.

Researchers discovered cases of blood clots and strokes among COVID-19 patients who are within the ages of 33 to 49.

A report revealed that an arthritis drug might provide clinical benefit to coronavirus patients considered to be seriously ill.

NASA engineers have developed high-pressure ventilators in only 37 days, giving US hospitals a glimmer of hope as they try to fill their ventilator requirements.

Antibody tests showing whether a person has recovered from COVID-19 infection are being rolled out to care offices across New York, The Post reported.

A recently published study says that certain forms of cancers can make a coronavirus infection much more lethal. Cancer patients are said to be generally more susceptible to bacterial infections.

Social distancing appeared to have been ignored at the New York Metro area Tuesday as hundreds of residents stood shoulder-to-shoulder to watch Thunderbirds and Blue Angels roar across the sky.