Army scientists plan to start testing new COVID-19 vaccines on humans as soon as this coming September if small animals -- such as mice now being tested -- succeed in developing antibodies after receiving a new prototype vaccine.
UPS, DroneUp, Workhorse Group and the Virginia Center for Innovative Technology partnered to successfully simulate drone delivery of coronavirus medical supplies.
A woman in North Carolina was infected with coronavirus, despite self-isolating for three weeks before she became sick. What happened? She says a woman who also tested positive dropped off groceries on her doorstep.
The recently announced contact tracing effort from Google and Apple to stem the spread of coronavirus poses a risk to privacy and civil liberties, according to privacy advocates.
More than a year after former big leaguer Jose Canseco said he was looking for Bigfoot and UFOs, the eccentric slugger is worried they might have contracted coronavirus.
Arsonists in the United Kingdom and across Europe are destroying cell phone towers. Vodafone says that 20 towers were attacked, including one serving a field hospital treating COVID-19 patients. The arsonists believe that 5G networks are helping spread coronavirus.
The global response to coronavirus is being hampered by the fact that half the world's population does not have access to the internet, a technology group claims.
The U.S economy has hemorraged at least 22 million jobs, but Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is doing well. The tech mogul, who has seen his $139.4 billion net worth increase significantly in the last week, just bought another property in New York to build his own mega-mansion in the sky.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is being targeted and harassed on social media in the wake of his comments criticizing the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic and the U.S. decision to withdraw funds from the World Health Organization.
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Capt. Patrick Amersbach, Commanding Officer of the USNS Comfort describes the ship’s mission to New York as the city attempts to control the coronavirus outbreak.
It is a ‘doctor-to-doctor’ transfer, as COVID-19 patients move from local New York area hospitals to the Navy’s USNS Comfort, often clinging to life through a mobile ventilator.
Facebook is canceling all events with 50 or more people through June 2021 in response to the coronavirus pandemic, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Thursday.
When Florida’s shelter-in-place order went into effect on April 3, one of the numerous impacted events was the Palm Beach International Boat Show, and the scheduled exhibitors had to quickly reexamine how to get their boats and products in front of customers.