Study Suggests Dust Particles Can Spread Viruses, Including Coronavirus
Guinea pigs were used to show that the virus can travel into the air on dust particles and infect other animals, research shows.
Only Heart Disease, Cancer Deadlier Than COVID-19 In US
COVID-19 has killed more people than accidents, injuries, lung disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's and many, many other causes, CDC says.
Will Americans Actually Get A COVID-19 Vaccine When Approved? More Than Half Say They Might Not
The poll further suggested that whether a person would get the COVID-19 vaccine is determined by demographics.
Pakistan To Conduct Trials Of Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine
Pakistan to conduct trials of Chinese coronavirus vaccine
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Philippine Minister Tests Positive For Virus For Second Time
Philippine minister tests positive for virus for second time
Newly Approved Coronavirus Test Using Saliva Could Be Fastest, Cheapest Yet
The Yale School of Public Health develops SalivaDirect for massive COVID-19 testing throughout the U.S.
Coronavirus Protection: CDC Suggests Recovered Patients Are 'Protected' For 3 Months
The new CDC guidance coincides with a previous one, which did not require re-testing a recovered person within 90 days from the initial infection.
Salmonella: Best Ways To Prevent Infection
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.
Rabbit Fever Alert: Laramie County Rabbit Tests Positive For Tularemia
Health officials say this rare infectious disease can be treated when detected in its early stages.
Russia Offered Trump Administration Help With Coronavirus Vaccine, US Declined
The Trump administration has given the cold shoulder to Russia's COVID-19 vaccine, as well as a Russian request to have this vaccine included in Operation Warp Speed.
COVID-19 Vaccine Will Be Free For Americans: Officials
COVID-19 vaccine will be free for Americans: officials
US Braces For Evictions Crisis As Aid Talks Stall In Washington
US braces for evictions crisis as aid talks stall in Washington
Breast Cancer Screening Among Women In Their 40s Could Save Lives, Says Study
The British researchers, after analyzing 23 years of data, found a link between conducting the exam at ages 40 to 49 and a 25% drop in breast cancer deaths in the first 10 years.
COVID-19 Breakthrough: 'AeroNabs' Nasal Spray Promises Powerful Protection Against Virus
USCF scientists have developed a new approach to halt the spread of COVID-19 until a vaccine becomes available
WHO Keen To Review Russian Vaccine Trials
WHO keen to review Russian vaccine trials
Russia Defends COVID-19 Vaccine After 6 Years Of Development
The country said it will begin inoculations of the COVID-19 vaccine in August before it completes Phase 3 clinical trials.
US Health Chief Sceptical Of Russia's Virus Vaccine Claim
US health chief sceptical of Russia's virus vaccine claim
Russia Names Coronavirus Vaccine After Historic Space Mission
Russia named its first approved COVID-19 vaccine after the first satellite sent to space, which sparked the Cold War space race.
FDA Issues Final Guidelines For COVID-19 Vaccine Approval On Heels Of Russian Vaccine Approval
The FDA's guidelines for approving a COVID-19 vaccine does allow for emergency use authorization if needed, but large-scale trials of the drug is preferred before approval.
These States Are The Best And Worst At Social Distancing
How does the state that you live in rank for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic?
Putin Claims Russia Has 'First' Coronavirus Vaccine, Daughter Inoculated
Russian leader said one of his two daughters has already been inoculated and vaccinations will be voluntary once public inoculations begin.
Cancer-Detection Company Helps Film, TV Resume Production Work With Quick COVID-19 Testing
The company will be providing on-site testing and the results will be out within a day.
Commercially Available Mouthwashes Can Reduce Risk Of Coronavirus Transmission, New Study Finds
Virologists at a German university demonstrated SARS-CoV-2 viruses can be inactivated with the help of certain commercially available mouthwash preparations.
Blood Test May Help Identify Severity Of COVID-19 Cases, Says Study
A study revealed that a simple blood test can determine coronavirus patients’ severity of illness, risk of death.
Putin Says Russia Is 'First' To Develop Coronavirus Vaccine
Putin says Russia is 'first' to develop coronavirus vaccine
Cancer And Coronavirus: Study Suggests Chemotherapy Not Risky For Patients With COVID-19
Cancer treatments like chemotherapy and immunotherapy do not pose a risk to the survival of COVID-19 patients.
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