Health Care

The CDC changed its recommendation Friday to urge Americans to wear cloth face covering.

The high-end fashion brand will turn to medical gowns to aid essential workers in the pandemic.

Facilities caring for the elderly have been in lockdown for weeks under federal orders to protect residents from the fast-spreading virus.

More than 40 restaurants are participating in the initiative, feeding essential workers and raising needed funds.

With coronavirus deaths surging in New York, the governor announced Friday he will use his authority to seize ventilators and protective gear from private hospitals and companies that aren’t using them.

For funeral homes in New York and around the globe, business is in crisis.

The United States' top infectious disease specialist is getting his own bobblehead.

Dr. Alan Kadish, the president of both Touro College and New York Medical College explained to FOX Business what plasma therapy is.

Doctors around the world are dusting off a century-old treatment for infections: infusions of blood plasma.

The White House could recommend all Americans should wear masks to prevent unknowingly spreading the coronavirus, according to one report.

STOP COVID NYC could provide critical insights on the virus.

Contact tracing is the painstaking process of identifying, contacting and in some cases isolating people who have been near an infected individual.

Amazon will reportedly ban sales of such masks except to health care providers.

Distributed Bio's Dr. Jacob Glanville, is featured in the Netflix documentary "Pandemic," discovered a treatment for SARS that could work for COVID-19.

The move came after President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act.

Some health care companies say they have to furlough workers and delay benefits.

Some workers at  Amazon warehouse facilities across the U.S. have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Thursday morning, and some are worried that Amazon hasn't enforced enough safety rules to make sure other employees don't get infected.

In the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the pandemic began in December, a green symbol  on residents' smartphones dictates their movements.

Measures including a ban on visits and daily health screenings of staffers may have come too late.

The operator reported stronger-than-forecast sales for its latest quarter, which ended Feb. 29, as consumers were starting to stockpile supplies.