A nursing home patient with COVID-19 was captured asking Amazon Echo Show for help in relieving her pain during her final days before succumbing to the virus, according to a report on Monday.
As the pandemic escalates and experts scramble to sketch a more in-depth understanding – some are cautioning there are still too many unknowns than there are knowns.
The White House coronavirus task force says it’s possible 100,000 to 200,000 people in the U.S. may die from COVID-19, and the increasing number of cases has states calling for retired medical staff to return to work -- and for medical students to graduate early.
A former emergency room nurse in Michigan took to Facebook with a warning to all those who are wearing disposable gloves during the coronavirus epidemic: You are still at risk for an infection.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told a coronavirus press briefing on Monday that the world may never return to the “normal” that was known before the outbreak.
Coronavirus related Deaths rose in Los Angeles on Monday, as health officials advised residents to stay at home and avoid shopping to limit the spread of the virus.
A Santa Clara County health official said Monday that her department will likely be dealing with the new coronavirus “for a very, very long time,” and at some point, everyone will probably be infected.
In a race against time, American medicine is throwing out the rule book, skipping peer-review journals and clinical protocols to accelerate research against COVID-19.
Children who contract the novel coronavirus are less likely than adults to show severe symptoms or require hospital treatment, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control.
A woman in southern New Jersey opted to give birth in her bathtub last week after the hospital turned her husband away amid measures meant to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
An outbreak of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, at a nursing home in Riverside, Calif., has sickened more than two dozen people, according to the county health department.