Record Coronavirus Deaths Reported in Texas and Florida
The U.S. is the worst-hit country in the world, with more than 3.5 million confirmed cases and over 138,000 recorded deaths.
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COVID-19 Linked to Rare Neurological Syndrome Guillain-Barre Syndrome
There have been 10 cases of the disorder reported so far, with two in the U.S.
Dozens of Atlanta Golf Club Workers Test COVID-19 Positive Amid Georgia Surge
New infections in Georgia spiked by nearly 30 percent over the past two weeks.
Why Many COVID-19 Patients May Be Experiencing Chronic Fatigue
We are looking to define "post-COVID syndrome" and shed more light on the immune mechanisms contributing to long-term symptoms.
YouTuber Spreads Coronavirus While Shooting Video on Japan's Most Populous Island
The man reportedly traveled across the country for the video shoot, including in the Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Watching Too Much Porn Linked to Erectile Dysfunction in Study
The study involved over 3,000 men who answered questions including about how often they had sex, how regularly they masturbated, and how long and often they watched porn.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Per Day Higher Than Wuhan Total Infections
The latest daily case count in the U.S. was over three times the highest daily tally reported in China since the outbreak began.
Dr. Fauci Says It's 'Disturbing' U.S. Is Setting New Coronavirus Records Nearly Every Day
The country will be in "serious difficulty" if people don't adhere to guidelines, the top infectious disease expert warned.
Coronavirus Cases at U.S. Veterans Hospitals Tripled in June
The Department of Veteran Affairs reported that it treated 4,100 COVID-19 patients at 138 medical facilities in the U.S. in June, up from 1,390 in May.
Coronavirus Outbreak at Wedding Kills Groom, Infects Over 100 Guests
The groom died two days after the wedding while being rushed to a local hospital in eastern India.
Best and Worst Materials for Homemade Coronavirus Face Masks: Study
Scientists tested a range of materials to see whether particles could pass through them in a lab.
Coronavirus Can Infect Heart and Brain Cells, Studies Suggest
Scientists watched to see if the coronavirus would infect human heart cells and 'minibrains' in lab dishes.
Discrimination Faced by African Americans Linked to High Blood Pressure
The study involved over 1,800 African American people.
Entire Police Force Quarantined After Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19
All police and city hall staff who came in contact with the officer were tested following exposure to the infected employee.
Arizona Activates Emergency Plan to Ration Dwindling Health Care Resources
Arizona reported nearly 2,800 COVID-19-related hospitalizations on Monday, the highest number since April 8.
