MEDICINE

Social media posts and tutorials from unverified sources could be misleading parents into practicing such dangerous habits that can cause injuries in children.

Scientists studied the angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 — the cell receptor that serves as entry point for the novel coronavirus — in 48 animals using a computer model to predict the infectivity of each one.

In recent weeks, China has seen at least new cases in Jilin, a northeastern province on the border of North Korea and Russia.

A new study confirms that coronavirus spreads via means other than sneezing and coughing.

Factory workers wary as Detroit's 'Big 3' begins to motor back up

Abusive head trauma, or AHT, is typically referred to as --"shaken baby syndrome" -- the consequence of awful, deliberate abuse.

The president also said the military will be used to distribute the vaccine once it is available.

The suspect reportedly did not inform the arresting officers or detention center staff he had tested positive for COVID-19 days before the arrest.

Thanks to its speed and efficiency, the new prostogram could be a real game-changer in prostate cancer diagnosis.

US issues alert over COVID-19-linked childhood illness

Global virus vaccine race heats up, but not without controversy

Doctors are warning that a strange new condition affecting children who test positive for COVID-19 could be seen more frequently.

Two studies demonstrated that the coronavirus attacks organs other than the lungs and explains the broad range of symptoms reported in COVID-19 patients.

China rejects US claim of attempted vaccine theft as 'smearing'

Antibody testing is crucial to counter the spread of the coronavirus infection and to understand who has already been infected.

US says China trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine as markets slump

This treatment option can buy time for a potential COVID-19 vaccine.

The mother was charged with child abuse and child neglect. If found guilty, she could face up to 10 years in prison for each of the charges.

An AI confirms statements by healthcare experts a usable vaccine against COVID-19 won't be ready for widespread public use within 2020.

The FDA has fast-tracked development of a coronavirus vaccine using experimental RNA technology.

A new study suggests that before the development of some cancer types, people first experience increased rates of infectious ailments like pneumonia and influenza.