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Oregon will soon require face coverings while indoors for most of the public amid a recent rise in coronavirus cases, according to Gov. Kate Brown on Wednesday.

In parts of Florida, people under 35 are testing positive at a higher rate since the coronavirus pandemic began, contributing to a surge in cases, officials said Wednesday.

The World Health Organization announced Wednesday that it's ending its trial for hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug once touted by President Trump to treat the coronavirus. 

Heads up, pet owners: Fido and Fluffy need your help to stay protected from the novel coronavirus.

The Dallas woman said she was floored when she tested positive for COVID-19 for a second time.

A scientist illustrates how face coverings can slow the spread of disease.

The first patient has been enrolled in Eli Lilly’s Phase 3 clinical trial to test whether an arthritis drug, baricitinib, marketed as Olumiant, can treat hospitalized COVID-19 patients.

The compulsory use of face masks could slow the spread of the coronavirus by as much as 40 percent, according to a new report.

These are the three items the CDC recommends bringing with you when resuming daily life.

Officials have pinned part of Oregon's largest coronavirus outbreak on one church.

At least 16 customers have tested positive for the coronavirus after spending a night out at a Florida bar earlier this month, which also saw seven employees infected with the virus, according to multiple reports.

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Tuesday called initial clinical trial results of a steroid shown to reduce deaths in critically ill coronavirus patients “great news.”

Former New Jersey health official Christopher Neuwirth has filed a lawsuit against New Jersey, claiming he was fired after he refused to give coronavirus tests to the family of Gov. Phil Murphy’s chief of staff.

The platform was created to help scientists analyze data to understand COVID-19 and develop treatments.

Teens with overbearing parents may struggle with social relationships in their adult lives, a new study suggests. 

Researchers suggest 2 percent to 8.5 percent of infected people don't develop detectable antibody responses even weeks after infection.

An infant who was born prematurely spent nearly two weeks in intensive care after her lungs collapsed from crying too hard, her mother claims. 

A New York woman who dropped nearly 500 pounds in an incredible weight loss journey recently underwent surgery to remove some 15 pounds of excess skin on her legs. 

A New Jersey-based company this week announced it was recalling more than 42,000 pounds of ground beef over contamination concerns. 

The doctor detailed "massive thrombosis," or deadly blood clotting in patients' lungs.