Health Care

Corporate America is stepping up in the coronavirus fight to ease financial stains on individuals.

The coronavirus outbreak could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans, the U.S. government's top infectious-disease expert warned on Sunday.

Top Glove Corporation, which makes one in every five gloves globally, expects a product shortage as demand from Europe and the United States spikes.

Instacart shoppers said they would strike on Monday until the company offers more protection and benefits to its workers.

North Dakota, Alaska, Vermont, Wyoming and Washington, D.C., all tied for the highest total Public Health Emergency Preparedness funding per capita

New cases stacked up quickly in Europe and the United States and officials dug in for a long fight against the pandemic.

Hospitals around the country have reported shortages of face shields and other forms of personal protective equipment.

President Trump signed an order Friday returning some members of the armed forces reserve to active duty in order to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

The closures will last through April 19.

While health workers fight for machines and face masks, the Brooklyn Chop House is handling food.

Coronavirus has infected more than half a million people and killed 20,000, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) says.

Here’s what you need to know if you’re a veteran in need of a coronavirus test.

Fed up with slow medical supply production, Nine Line Apparel founder Tyler Merritt is self-funding mass produced masks to sell at driven-down prices.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft founder Bill Gates have partnered up to help combat the novel coronavirus.

Angel investor Shervin Pishevar is funding and designing 3-D printable ventilators and masks in an attempt to mend coronavirus medical supply shortages.

Americans with employer-based health insurance who contract severe cases of COVID-19,could end up with out-of-pocket expenses that top $1,300.

Lilly teamed with AbCellera to create an antibody therapy for the coronavirus.

Coronavirus tests could reveal the true extent of the outbreak, but some scientists have challenged their accuracy.

Employees at least 50 warehouses have tested positive for COVID-19.

Scientists are reluctant to predict exactly when restrictions could be safely loosened, but based on what they’ve observed in China — the first country struck by the new virus — some relief could come approximately six to eight weeks after lockdowns are implemented.