Health Care

Peloton said it temporarily closed its New York and London studios as a response to the worsening coronavirus pandemic.

Capacity will be an issue facing emergency room doctors in combating the coronavirus, according to infectious disease expert at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Dr. Amesh Adalja.

Urban investment and retail sales also fell sharply

The properties will temporarily close on March 17

The two uniting in their criticism of President Trump's response to the fast-moving coronavirus

NYC is also closing public schools

ValChoice CEO Dan Karr told FOX Business five things to remember when filing an insurance claim.

Former Goldman Sachs CEO blasts 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All proposal amid coronavirus outbreak

Authorities around the world turned to increasingly drastic measures Sunday to try to slow the spread of the new coronavirus, with lockdowns, curfews and travel restrictions spreading.

KIRKLAND, Wash. — Desperate to talk to their dad, Scott Sedlacek and his brother, Steve, stood outside his open nursing home window and shouted.

New York City municipal hospitals are halting non-emergency surgeries to prevent an overload to the healthcare system.

The House approved legislation Saturday to provide direct relief to Americans suffering physically, financially and emotionally from the coronavirus pandemic.

The website, which President Trump said would be available "very quickly," was one of several measures the White House announced Friday to combat the pandemic.

Brides and grooms are facing tough choices because of the coronavirus outbreak: postpone, cancel or forge ahead with their weddings?

Officials say tests have confirmed three cases of the new coronavirus in Puerto Rico, the first for the U.S. territory.

BERLIN — Spain prepared to declare a state of emergency on Saturday and Italy tightened its lockdown by closing down parks, while Denmark and Poland became the latest countries to shut their borders to most travelers in a bid to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

Walmart CEO and president Doug McMillon pointed to stressed supply chains as to why the shortages are happening nationwide.

Many children around the country rely on schools for basic necessities like breakfast and lunch.

Bill de Blasio said schools are a critical resource for the roughly 700,000 students who rely on them for basic needs.

Steps taken by cities and states to limit large gatherings and promote social distancing will have a tangible impact on the spread of the disease as testing ramps up.