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A Florida man tried to deter authorities last week by placing a makeshift sign on his door that claimed he was infected with the coronavirus, police said.

Doctors are beginning to notice that blood clots could be another troubling complication for patients who are hospitalized with coronavirus.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country’s top disease expert, said Wednesday that he is convinced that the U.S. will still be dealing with the coronavirus in the fall.

A makeshift 250-bed medical shelter at NRG Park in Houston that cost millions -- meant to be a last resort if local hospitals were overwhelmed by the coronavirus -- may be dismantled as early as next week over lack of use, according to a report.

A new study by a medical journal revealed that most of the people in New York City who were hospitalized due to coronavirus had one or more underlying health issues. 

French researchers are planning to examine whether nicotine patches could help prevent or lessen the effects of coronavirus.

Nowhere has the stress from the coronavirus pandemic been felt more than on the nation’s healthcare workers and first responders who are trying to save lives.  With more than half a million cases and 42,000 deaths, mental health experts worry about the toll it’s taking on those serving on the frontline.  “Fear and Anxiety can be worse than the virus,” Yusim told Fox News.  “With every patient, you have to get them through this trauma and then we have to find a silver lining.

Progress is being made towards a viable vaccine for the coronavirus say researchers at a Philadelphia-based pharmaceutical company. Inovio Pharmaceuticals along with the University of Pennsylvania’s research facility, the Wistar Institute have been working on the vaccine as early as this past January. Originally reported by Fox News, the vaccine was fast-tracked into development after the Chinese Government made the genome sequencing of COVID-19 public. 

One expert said COVID-19 has put a spotlight on how challenging it is to develop new therapies quickly.

The first two coronavirus patients in New Jersey to undergo experimental plasma treatments are now recovering from the virus, according to the hospital where they are being treated. 

Cuomo has emphasized the importance of both diagnostic and antibody testing, as well as contact tracing before opening up the state to non-essential businesses.

The coronavirus lockdown has some taking their dental woes into their own hands — like a 33-year-old dad in the United Kingdom, for instance. 

On Tuesday, the estimate was readjusted to 65,976

Residents in one Oregon city are coming together to achieve a public health goal: supply cloth face masks to every city resident and beyond.

Secrecy surrounding executions could hinder efforts by a group of medical professionals who are asking the nation’s death penalty states for medications used in lethal injections so that they can go to coronavirus patients who are on ventilators, according to a death penalty expert and a doctor who's behind the request.

With dozens of questions swirling around immunity as the coronavirus epidemic endures in the U.S., at least one being is safe from the virus: The Tooth Fairy, according to infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, that is.

When one is struck by the coronavirus, symptoms can range from none to fatal. But for the many million in between who are infected by the novel pathogen and then recover, just how damaging are the lingering effects?

Police in Westport, Conn., said they will be testing a "pandemic drone" that can scan the body temperatures of residents to determine if they have fevers or other health symptoms in an effort to combat the coronavirus.

The arrest of an Idaho mother who allegedly refused to leave a playground area closed by the coronavirus pandemic sparked an additional protest that saw a large crowd descend on city hall Tuesday, according to multiple reports.

A woman survived a close-range gunshot thanks to her silicone breast implants, doctors have discovered.