Coronavirus prompts health care manufacturer to hire 2,000 as demand soars for hospital products
Baxter International announced it will hire an additional 2,000 manufacturing workers as demand soars for hospital products amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Food pantries struggle after coronavirus-led unemployment rises
Demand for food banks is at an all time high as many struggle to feed those in need.
Coronavirus, merger brings Mylan's Robert Coury back as executive chairman
Mylan NV said on Wednesday named Chairman Robert Coury to the role of executive chairman to help steer the drugmaker through the coronavirus pandemic and its delayed merger with Pfizer Inc's off-patent branded drug unit, Upjohn.
Honeywell making N95 coronavirus masks
A Rhode Island factory will begin production of the personal protective equipment.
Coronavirus delays trial for Elizabeth Holmes, former Theranos CEO
Holmes’ trial was expected to start at the end of July.
Coronavirus medication delivered via drone coming soon, CEO says
Zipline co-founder and CEO Keller Rinaudo told FOX Business' Liz Claman on Wednesday his company has teamed up with the FAA to launch in the United States in about two weeks.
MassMutual offers free coronavirus life insurance for health care workers
MassMutual is offering free life insurance policies for health care workers on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus sedatives in short supply could be found in states' lethal injection stockpiles, doctors say
A group of doctors and health researchers asked state correctional facility directors to open up their supplies of drugs used in lethal injections.
WHO regrets Trump decision to halt funding over coronavirus response
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the U.S. has been "a longstanding and generous friend to WHO.
Varney: Coronavirus 'forever changed' US, China relationship
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues by holding China accountable, the U.S. is "exercising its economic clout."
When coronavirus shutdowns ease, would you give up health or location data to return to work?
As countries around the world edge toward ending lockdowns and restarting their economies and societies, citizens are being more closely monitored, in nations rich and poor, authoritarian and free.
China didn't warn public of coronavirus for 6 key days
Six days after top Chinese officials secretly determined they likely were facing a pandemic, the city of Wuhan hosted a mass banquet for tens of thousands of people.
Trump halts World Health Organization funding over coronavirus response
The president said funding would be halted pending a review of the WHO's response.
Don't buy these 'false' coronavirus treatment claims, FTC warns
FTC has sent warning letters to more than 25 companies to stop making unsubstantiated claims that their products could prevent or treat COVID-19.
Lost insurance & need insulin? Makers offer it free or cheap
On Tuesday, Novo Nordisk announced a new program offering free insulin for at least three months for those who have lost insurance.
Health care workers are 10%-20% of US coronavirus cases
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first national data on how the pandemic is hitting doctors, nurses and other health care professionals.
Coronavirus survivors tell Trump hydroxychloroquine helped
President Trump has touted the drug as a possible COVID-19 treatment since about mid-March, when scientists and researchers around the world came out with reports that the drug could be used against the virus.
New York hospitalizations fall for first time in coronavirus pandemic: governor
New York saw total hospitalizations fall for the first time since the onset of the novel coronavirus pandemic, a sign that the crisis hitting the state may be near the peak, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Tuesday.
WebMD launches coronavirus symptom checker
The tool will allow people who are concerned that they may have COVID-19 symptoms to create a profile, input their symptoms and receive a specified list of next steps in return.
FDA approves coronavirus saliva test
It's the first FDA-approved testing method that does not use invasive cotton swabs to collect samples.



















