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Dogs Might Help Detect Coronavirus In Humans: Study

A team of researchers in the U.K. is aiming to introduce a rapid, non-invasive diagnosis of COVID-19 by means of training dogs to sniff out the coronavirus in humans.

FDA, Michigan Authorities Warn Against Using Ivermectin To Treat, Prevent COVID-19

Authorities were warning against the promotion or use of pets' heartworm medicine to treat or prevent COVID-19.

Ohio Nurse Undergoing Treatment After Testing Positive For Coronavirus Gives Birth In Sedation

Defying all odds, at her 29th week of pregnancy an Ohio nurse gave birth to a boy under sedation. As of Tuesday, she remained unaware of giving birth.

coronavirus gradually fills the lungs of victims with thick sludge that eventually suffocates patient

Coronavirus Update: Infected Individuals Might Start Spreading COVID-19 Days Before Symptoms

Asymptomatic individuals might have to start wearing face masks.

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Coronavirus Throws A Curveball: New Mutation Can Make Current Vaccine Research 'Futile': Study

As scientists are racing to develop a cure for COVID-19, a new study has confirmed a significant novel coronavirus mutation that may render current vaccine developments "futile."

Schools aren't likely to resume normal classes after the confinement period ends as they will need to figure out social distancing measures

Coronavirus Social Distancing May Be Needed Until 2022, Harvard Research Reveals

Due to the absence of an effective vaccine, social distancing will remain a front line measure against COVID-19 for about two more years.

Dozens of pharmaceuticals and research labs across the world are racing to develop a vaccine

Coronavirus US Death Toll At 26,945; J&J Starts COVID-19 Vaccine Production 'At Risk'

Johnson & Johnson and the U.S. government are rushing to produce a COVID-19 vaccine they hope can be used by early 2021.

obesity and age are risk factors for coronavirus hospitalization

Coronavirus Update: Age And Obesity Are Biggest Risk Factors For COVID-19 Hospitalization

Health experts say that when it comes to COVID-19, your weight and age mean more than simple numbers.

The US flag is seen at half-mast at the almost deserted Times Square on April 13, 2020 in New York City

On-off Social Distancing May Be Needed Until 2022: Harvard Study

On-off social distancing may be needed until 2022: Harvard study

Coronavirus Update: New Guidelines On How To Manage Irritable Bowel Disease Amid The Pandemic Released

Experts warn Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) patients to be particularly careful of COVID-19.

Scientists around the world are racing to develop a vaccine for the new coronavirus that emerged in China late last year

China Approves Trials For Two More Coronavirus Vaccines

China approves trials for two more coronavirus vaccines

Dangerous times: Health workers are pictured through a bullet-holed window at an Ebola treatment centre in the eastern DR Congo city of Butembo. The facility was attacked twice in early 2019 by armed men hostile to its work

Congo Faces Ebola Virus Outbreak During Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It's A Psychological Blow'

The impoverished Democratic Republic of the Congo has about 235 confirmed cases of COVID-19 now.

Two lions and three cubs are penned in cages only a few square metres in size at a zoo

42% Zoo Animals In Spain Infected By Parasitic Disease: Study

Toxoplasmosis is a widespread disease that can be passed from animals to humans, but was not alarming from a public health standpoint.

This file photo shows infectious disease specialist Dr. Anthony Fauci at a news briefing March 15, 2020; he now predicts the coronavirus could claim up to 200,000 American lives

Coronavirus Latest: More Lives Could Have Been Saved If Social Distancing Rules Were Enforced Earlier, Says Fauci

Fauci and other experts had concluded as early as Feb. 21 that aggressive mitigation measures were needed to slow down the spread of COVID-19.

The Friendship Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland goes ahead with Easter services despite an order from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to remain closed amid the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus News: Kentucky Church Defies Order Against In-Person Gatherings For Easter

On Sunday morning, the church's entrances were littered with nails, likely in an effort to stop worshippers from entering.

Burning Man 2020 Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic

Burning Man has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

COVID-19 Hacks: How To Make A CDC-Approved No-Sew Cloth Face Mask?

A cloth face mask will not protect you from contracting COVID-19, but it could prevent you from spreading the deadly virus.

Coronavirus Death Toll: US, Germany Dealing With Sharp Increase

The U.S. and Germany are two nations heavily impacted by the virus, with the U.S. having the most cases in the world.

The number of daily deaths from the coronavirus has accelerated across the globe -- from fewer than 500 per day in mid-March, to more than 5,000 at the start of April and now nearly 7,500

100,000 Deaths As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Rage

100,000 deaths as coronavirus pandemic continues to rage

Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles remains empty with Major League Baseball shut down for the coronavirus, and most Americans in a new poll say they would be reluctant to attend future sports events until a vaccine is developed

Americans Won't Attend Sports Events Without Vaccine: Survey

Americans won't attend sports events without vaccine: survey

HIV And Coronavirus: South Africa Fears The Deadliest Combination

As coronavirus cases are increasing exponentially in the African region, experts are dreading COVID-19's impact on HIV patients.

At SEAT, they are currently producing around 100 basic ventilators per day

'Basic' Ventilator Breathes Air Into Spain's Choked ICUs

'Basic' ventilator breathes air into Spain's choked ICUs

Amazon said it is implementing new safety measures including temperature checks for empoyees at warehouses as part of its efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Update: Amazon Building Lab To Initiate 'Incremental' COVID-19 Testing Capacity For Workers

Amazon is developing a lab to test its workers for coronavirus. The company hopes to start testing front-line employees in small numbers.

Coronavirus Update: Can This Century-Old Tuberculosis Vaccine Help Fight COVID-19?

The old BCG vaccine can protect against more than just tuberculosis. But can it work against the coronaviruses?

Sanofi Offers 100 Mln Doses Of Hydroxychloroquine In COVID-19 Fight

Both hydroxychloroquine, which Sanofi sells under the brand name Plaquenil, and the related compound chloroquine, an anti-malarial drug, are being studied worldwide as potential weapons in the coronavirus fight.

Chicago Woman Shot And Killed While Social Distancing Outside 7-Eleven

Last Tuesday was described as the city's deadliest day of violence in almost two years.

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