California investigating Amazon worker treatment during pandemic
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has opened an investigation into steps that Amazon.com Inc has taken to protect its workers from the new coronavirus, according to a court filing on Monday.
Coronavirus is back with a vengeance in places where it had all but vanished
Public-health experts say some complacency and fatigue with social-distancing restrictions is inevitable in a long pandemic
Moderna launches coronavirus vaccine Phase 3 trial
Moderna anticipates enrolling 30,000 U.S. participants.
Moderna gets further $472M US award for coronavirus vaccine development
Moderna Inc received an additional $472 million from the U.S. government that funds-disease fighting technology.
Pittsburgh's virus success fizzles in crowded bars, eateries
With a state-mandated masking order in place, Pittsburgh's gyms, salons, bars and restaurants got permission to reopen in early June, ahead of many parts of Pennsylvania.
With no new law to curb drug costs, Trump tries own changes
Trump signed four executive orders Friday aimed at curbing high drug costs in the U.S.
Trump's four executive orders to lower drug prices: What to know
The president wants the U.S. to pay the same prices as foreign countries.
Mounting virus cases spark concern in Florida nursing homes
The coronavirus transformed Florida’s nursing homes into closely guarded fortresses beginning in March, with the state banning family visits, isolating infected residents in separate wings and now requiring staff be tested every two weeks. But the explosion of cases statewide is proving that is not enough.
Fauci says he's avoiding planes, restaurants during coronavirus pandemic
Dr. Anthony Fauci has become the government’s most visible face in the battle against the coronavirus, and polls show him as its most trusted authority as well.
US coronavirus deaths top 1,100 for a third day in a row
The United States on Thursday recorded more than 1,100 deaths from COVID-19, marking the third straight day the nation passed that grim milestone as the pandemic escalates in southern and western U.S. states.
Walmart plans to open six additional health clinics in greater Atlanta area
A spokesperson for Walmart told FOX Business the new locations will be in Newnan, Fayetteville, McDonough, Cartersville, Marietta and Woodstock, Georgia.
Trump to sign executive order on drug prices
The president wants to do more to lower drug prices, according to the White House.
Bill Gates: Multiple coronavirus vaccine doses may be needed
In an interview with CBS Evening News' Norah O'Donnell, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates said that it is likely that an effective coronavirus vaccine will require multiple doses.
Why Mark Cuban's investment in childhood allergy prevention company hits close to home
Helping to prevent food allergies in children is a personal endeavor for celebrity investor and entrepreneur Mark Cuban.
Trump administration: Americans seeking coronavirus vaccine won't have to travel far
The Trump administration's goal is to distribute a potential vaccine through doctor's offices, retail pharmacies, hospitals and health centers, a senior administration official said.
What is McKesson?
The Irving, Texas-based business is No. 8 on the Fortune 500 with more than $214 billion in annual revenue.
Salmonella outbreak infects 125 Americans in the last month: CDC
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control announced it has discovered an outbreak strain of Salmonella Newport, which has resulted in 125 cases throughout 15 states as of Tuesday afternoon.
‘Panera Karen’ claims masks won’t stop COVID-19 since pants don’t contain farts
A woman refused to wear a mask at a Panera Bread in California, claiming they’re useless to stop the spread of COVID-19 since people can still smell farts through pants, video shows.
California surpasses New York for having most confirmed coronavirus cases
California’s confirmed coronavirus cases have topped 409,000, surpassing New York for most in the nation, according to data from John's Hopkins University showing Wednesday that California now has about 1,200 more cases than New York.
Silent spread of coronavirus keeps scientists grasping for clues
Researchers have exposed the frightening likelihood of silent spread of the virus by asymptomatic and presymptomatic carriers. But how major a role seemingly healthy people play in swelling the ranks of those infected remains unanswered — and at the top of the scientific agenda.



















