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Heads up, Ohioans: If you’re in need of a job, the state Department of Health may have one for you.

In the U.S., all 50 states plus the District of Columbia have reported confirmed cases of COVID-19, tallying over 1,245,622 illnesses and at least 75,054 deaths.

A South Carolina woman wanted for licking her hands and touching items at a local sandwich shop, was arrested Saturday after she was caught doing the same thing inside a grocery store, police said.

The World Health Organization has suggested that deliberately infecting healthy volunteers with coronavirus may help speed up the search for a potential vaccine.

California is expected to be refunded $247 million it paid to a Chinese car company under a major, yet "murky" deal for protective masks, according to state officials on Wednesday.

Residents of a southern Washington state county who attended so-called “coronavirus parties" could be behind an increase of cases in the community, local health officials said this week when urging residents to continue to adhere to social distancing measures.

Tocilizumab drug treatment shows promise for critically ill coronavirus patients, an expert says.

The team's lead author said dried blood-spot sampling offers an inexpensive, painless way for people to collect their own blood before sending it into a lab.

To pay it forward nearly 200 years later, many Irish people have donated money to a Native American tribe that has been hit hard by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in the U.S. 

Immunizations in llamas may prove useful in studying treatment for coronavirus.

The first known coronavirus patient in Oregon to test positive for the novel coronavirus has officially been released from the hospital following a more than two-month-long battle with COVID-19. 

With some states requiring residents to wear face masks in public to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, at least one mask could actually do more harm than good: An N95 respirator, but only if it has a small valve on the front. 

Oregon Department of Human Services has suspended one Portland nursing home's license to operate after failing to meet "basic infection control standards."

Hundreds of meat inspectors throughout the U.S. have been diagnosed with the coronavirus or placed in quarantine, while three have died from the virus, according to a report on Tuesday.

The mental toll of lockdowns appears to be growing as many states enter their seventh week of mandatory stay-at-home orders.

Lawrence Summers, the former Obama economic adviser, called on the U.S. to direct a lot more money at testing and contact tracing in order to get the economy running again.

Health officials in Southern California are raising concerns about heat waves during the summer months and the risk they pose for at-risk residents abiding by the state’s stay-at-home order.

Dental hygienists in Florida raised concerns after state orders allow for elective procedures.

A new wearable device may detect early signs of coronavirus, say researchers at Northwestern University and Shirely Ryan AbilityLab.

Numerous reports of skin rashes in patients with COVID-19 are cropping up around the world.