The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suspended its enforcement of a variety of environmental laws on Thursday, saying that industries could have trouble complying with them due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus was something that happened to other people, a 21-year-old Nashville, Tenn., woman said online recently. Two days later Ireland Tate learned she was wrong, after testing positive for the virus.
Dr. Ian Lipkin, an infectious disease expert from Columbia University, recently told "Lou Dobbs Tonight" that a new blood-plasma therapy could help treat the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
The United States on Thursday overtook China and Italy in confirmed coronavirus cases with over 82,000 in all, a grim milestone reported by Johns Hopkins University researchers.
The nation’s 9/11 first responders, many of whom were made sick from working at Ground Zero, have been taking extra precautions during the coronavirus outbreak, to ensure that that their compromised immune system does not come into contact with the virus.
Frontline health care providers around the country are sounding alarm bells about the lack of protective gear and lack of rapid response testing -- and some are even doing so from quarantine.
New York’s Elmhurst Hospital is at a breaking point amid the coronavirus crisis — with 13 patients dying there in a 24-hour span, officials said Wednesday.
Leaders of the world's most powerful economies will convene virtually on Thursday to try and coordinate a response to the fast-spreading coronavirus, which has shuttered businesses and forced well over a quarter of the world's population into home isolation.
As hospitals across the country face shortages of personal protective equipment due to surges of coronavirus patients, health care professionals are reportedly discussing the possibility of a do not resuscitate policy for infected patients to mitigate the risks for hospital workers.
A Southern California man was arrested for allegedly soliciting investments in a company he claimed had developed a cure for COVID-19, according to a statement by the Department of Justice on Wednesday.
A grocery store in Pennsylvania says it was forced to trash an estimated $35,000 in produce and other items Wednesday after a customer coughed all over them amid growing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.