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The pharma giant tried to ease concerns in Europe about deliveries of its coronavirus vaccine as nations across the world doubled down on restrictions to fight the rampaging pandemic.

Computer simulations show the way enclosed space influences how rapid or slow the coronavirus moves in a narrow corrider after an infected person coughs.

Certain bacteria carried and spread by cats can have alarming effects on the human brain.

The neighbor broke the dog’s limbs as a punishment for attacking his chicken.

A surge in COVID-19 infections suggests another round of consumer hoarding is on the horizon.

The outbreak happened at the Andbe Home earlier this week.

Hong Kong scientists say anti-microbe drug successful against coronavirus

New York City's coronavirus infection rate climbed to 3.25% after months in which the rate held steady around 1%. Mayor Bill de Blasio fears schools may close due to the uptick.

A new medical study from the Yale School of Medicine confirms SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can invade the brain and infect neurons.

Climate change, infectious disease seen as major threats: survey

Many COVID-19 patients died from respiratory complications like pneumonia, which is why keeping the lungs healthy is of utmost importance amid the pandemic.

About 750 million genetically-modified mosquitoes will be used by Florida Keys in combating the Zika virus.

In his emails, Anders Tegnell seemed to acknowledge that opening schools could increase risk by 10%.

Salmonella causes a foodborne illness that is usually not life-threatening but could be draining and difficult to deal with. Here are the best ways to prevent getting infected with the foodborne illness.

Here are the instances when you need to wash your hands to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to the CDC.

Health officials say this rare infectious disease can be treated when detected in its early stages.

Asymptomatic coronavirus carriers have high viral loads: study

More than 70% of coronavirus patients received antibiotics during the early days of the pandemic, a new study reveals.

The pathogen makes an infected male 'zombie' cicada flap its wings like a female looking for a mate to attract and infect other healthy males.

Virus surge a major blow for Spain tourist sector

The experts at the University of Illinois urged the public to take concrete steps to reduce tick bites and encounters.