Johnson & Johnson exec on Russia: Takes at least 12 months to create a safe coronavirus vaccine
Paul Stoffels on Russia's reported coronavirus vaccine
FDA looking for coronavirus vaccine with 50% effectiveness: Dr. Marc Siegel
Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus vaccine, treatments
Doctor reminds parents of risks if children don't go back to school
Dr. Marty Makary on the importance of kids going back to school safely
Disney Parks to cut back hours in September
Eddie Sotto on Disney trying to reassure people their parks, cruises are safe
Zoom calls during coronavirus worsen Americans' distorted body images
Zoom users around the world are reporting that frequent video calls while working remotely are worsening the symptoms of their body dysmorphia.
Coronavirus vaccines in development still need more tests: Doctor
Dr. Daniel Culver on Moscow's big claim to have a COVID-19 vaccine, Moderna's vaccine development
Coronavirus saliva test used by NBA nearing FDA approval
Edward Lawrence on coronavirus spit test
Russia approves coronavirus vaccine but international community is skeptical
Ashley Webster on Russian coronavirus vaccine
Zoom encryption claims false, watchdog alleges in lawsuit
A Washington, D.C.-based watchdog group is the latest to sue Zoom Video Communications over allegedly false privacy protection claims, saying the company misled and deceived users, such as those in the health care industry, who expected that the technology's encryption would protect their personal information, according to a lawsuit announced Tuesday.
Russia clears coronavirus vaccine despite scientific skepticism
Russia on Tuesday became the first country to clear a coronavirus vaccine and declare it ready for use, despite international skepticism. President Vladimir Putin said that one of his daughters has already been inoculated.
Gilead files US marketing application for remdesivir
Gilead Sciences Inc said on Monday it has filed a marketing application with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its experimental COVID-19 drug remdesivir.
Hawaii airports use thermal screening to prevent coronavirus spread
The Hawaii Department of Transportation has installed thermal screening technology at the gates of trans-Pacific flights in order to detect passengers with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher.
Double-digit economic growth rate still possible in third quarter: Economist
Anthony Chan on latest job numbers, economic recovery
Is telehealth future of health care?
Erez Raphael on telehealth for chronic conditions like diabetes
Luxury Miami condo using ‘coronavirus-zapping robot’ daily
Daniel Kodsi on keeping residents safe
Coronavirus boosts demand for thermal imaging company
FLIR CEO on coronavirus, thermal imaging cameras
Bausch Health to spin off eye-care business
The eye-care unit, known as Bausch & Lomb, had $3.7 billion in revenue last year, compared with about $4.9 billion from the rest of the company.
Doctor hopeful inhaled version of drug can combat early-stage coronavirus
Dr. Raghuram Selvarju on the FDA granting inhaled use for RLF-100 to treat patients with moderate to severe coronavirus
Novavax CEO: Aim to have 1 to 2 billion vaccine doses by 2021
Stan Erck on coronavirus vaccine development
FDA commissioners call for coordinated plasma donation effort
Dr. Mark McClellan on blood, plasma donations



















