Health Care

Here is how the coronavirus is changing how hotels are operating in Chicago amid pandemic hospital demand.

The five-star hotel, will house nurses, doctors and other medical personnel -- who are working with the city in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The company began taking orders for the high-demand supplies on Wednesday.

According to AARP, certain drugstores will waive delivery fees for those advised to stay indoors.

CVS is limiting the sale of drugs that are designed for other conditions, but have a potential use as a COVID-19 treatment.

PhoneSoap sanitation device disinfects personal items and cellphones for $80.

Many consumers will not be on tap for co-pays and other forms of cost sharing, the company said.

Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald previously defended his company's response to the new coronavirus outbreak.

India banned the export of hydroxychloroquine, a drug that is being tested as a coronavirus treatment.

The Food and Drug Administration's Emergency Use Authorization allowed 3M to use the industrial N95 masks in health care.

Over the next few days, the world's largest retailer will be placing floor decals placed six feet apart at the entrances and in checkout lanes of its stores.

A new blood test offers the chance to find out who may have immunity - a potential game changer in the battle to contain infections.

The workers are eligible to receive a free tall-sized hot or iced coffee from Wednesday through May 3.

Hawaii and Alaska will begin forcing all out-of-state air travelers to self-isolate for 14 days this week out of concerns over the spread of coronavirus.

The website connects people who can help each other with care and jobs.

Chinese authorities said Tuesday they will end a two-month lockdown of most of coronavirus-hit Hubei province at midnight, as domestic cases of what has become a global pandemic subside.

CEO John Donahoe said Nike’s innovation and manufacturing teams are looking at potential designs for the items.

Software company Unacast has developed a “Social Distancing Scoreboard,” which compares states based on change in distance traveled.

Birx is no stranger to the U.S. govermment's efforts to advance public health.

The Food and Drug Administration Tuesday approved new emergency protocols for the treatment of the coronavirus that will allow hospitals to use plasma donated by coronavirus survivors to treat critically ill patients with the virus