Fauci: Americans can go to theaters once a vaccine has existed for 'almost a year'
Dr. Anthony Fauci told actress Jennifer Garner that he believes Americans can return to theaters again once a coronavirus vaccine has existed "for almost a year."
US coronavirus-case count is highest in a week
The U.S. added 47,643 new coronavirus cases Friday, the largest daily increase in a week, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
Canada reports zero COVID-19 deaths for first time since March
Authorities have been on high alert to avoid fresh outbreaks, and provinces including British Columbia have imposed new curbs to tackle the spread of the virus.
Oxford, AstraZeneca resume coronavirus vaccine trial
Oxford University says trials of a coronavirus vaccine that it is developing with pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will resume, days after being paused due to a reported side-effect in a patient in the U.K.
Hospitals oppose positive COVID-19 test requirement for more Medicare funding
Many health-care companies and hospital industry groups are fighting a Trump administration policy tying extra federal coronavirus reimbursements to test results proving that patients are positive for Covid-19.
Coronavirus vaccine distribution will take 8,000 cargo jets: IATA
The International Air Transport Association is warning governments across the globe that the air cargo industry may potentially face severe capacity constraints that could hinder the timely distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes puts mental state at issue, to be examined by U.S. experts
Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes may claim mental illness as her defense.
California congressman: Federal money needed to fight fires
Rep. John Garamendi on California fires
AstraZeneca should know by year-end whether coronavirus vaccine works if trials restart
AstraZeneca should still know before the end of the year whether its experimental vaccine protects people against COVID-19, the drugmaker’s chief executive Pascal Soriot said on Thursday, as long as it can resume trials soon.
Trump coronavirus adviser: AstraZeneca’s vaccine trial pause not ‘anything unexpected’
AstraZeneca pausing the trial of the coronavirus vaccine is an indication that the process is “safe,” White House adviser Dr. Scott Atlas told FOX Business’ “Mornings with Maria” on Wednesday.
AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine trial is put on hold, stock tanks
AstraZeneca shares have plunged more than 7% in after-hours trading following news that the company's Phase 3 trial for its COVID-19 vaccine has been put on hold due to safety concerns.
Inovio, Thermo Fisher partner to scale up production of COVID-19 vaccine candidate
The company will effectively join other third-party manufacturers helping Inovio scale up production of its experimental vaccine, INO-4800.
What to look for in a hand sanitizer
Sanitizers should be primarily alcohol based with few other additives, health officials say.
El-Erian sees 'long road ahead' for economic recovery despite job gains
According to El-Erian, lawmakers on Capitol Hill should be focusing on a four-prong strategy to help stimulate the economy.
Coronavirus vaccine developers to jointly pledge safety over speed
Major COVID-19 vaccine developers are to release a joint statement this week vowing to prioritize safety before speed by waiting to seek emergency government approval for the vaccine until human trials show "substantial evidence of safety and efficacy," according to a report.
China's CNBG, Sinovac find more countries to test coronavirus vaccines
Serbia and Pakistan are among the new countries agreeing to Phase 3 trials, as the two companies seek more data overseas amid dwindling new cases in China.
US coronavirus cases rise as Labor Day weekend kicks off
Governors in some states warned people to take precautions over the long weekend.
3 ways to cut health care costs as a retiree
As a retiree, chances are good that medical care is going to be one of the single biggest expenses you face. Here are three techniques to try to keep those costs down.
Half of Americans fear a major health event could lead to bankruptcy
The data, based on a new study by West Health and Gallup, reflects an increase from 45% of Americans who feared being crippled by medical bills in early 2019.
Jobs of the future: 10 fastest-growing occupations expected to be in health care, tech
An aging population and dramatic advances in technology and energy will determine the fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. over the next decade, according to an updated forecast released Tuesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


















