Health Care

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft founder Bill Gates have partnered up to help combat the novel coronavirus.

Angel investor Shervin Pishevar is funding and designing 3-D printable ventilators and masks in an attempt to mend coronavirus medical supply shortages.

Americans with employer-based health insurance who contract severe cases of COVID-19,could end up with out-of-pocket expenses that top $1,300.

Lilly teamed with AbCellera to create an antibody therapy for the coronavirus.

Coronavirus tests could reveal the true extent of the outbreak, but some scientists have challenged their accuracy.

Employees at least 50 warehouses have tested positive for COVID-19.

Scientists are reluctant to predict exactly when restrictions could be safely loosened, but based on what they’ve observed in China — the first country struck by the new virus — some relief could come approximately six to eight weeks after lockdowns are implemented.

President Trump announced Thursday that the USNS Comfort will arrive in New York City on Monday to provide hospital surge capacity for the coronavirus pandemic.

Crocs will donate 10,000 pairs a day to health care workers.

Federal regulators are preventing ethanol producers from providing millions of gallons of alcohol that could be transformed into the germ-killing mixture.

Abbott Laboratories which has developed a coronavirus test which the company says can provide results quickly -- in as little as five minutes for positive results and negative results in under 15 minutes -- was approved Friday by Food and Drug Administration.

Home healthcare providers, the lifelines to 12 million vulnerable Americans, are scrambling to decide how to serve patients who show symptoms of coronavirus -- and how to ensure that the providers themselves neither catch nor spread it.

Tesla retooled its Buffalo, New York, facility to produce much-needed ventilators.

It's now telling health providers where they can find the masks and other equipment.

The city has dedicated one minute every night, starting at 8 p.m., to vocalize their encouragement toward medical workers.

Duke researchers say the process only takes four to five hours, but hospitals may need the help of pharmaceutical companies to do it.

The World Health Organization is impressed by the offers of technology to help fight the coronavirus.

Across the U.S., officials have begun releasing inmates or refusing to accept more individuals as they grapple with the pandemic.

UnitedHealth conducted a 500-patient study that found self-swab tests to be as accurate as physician-administered tests.

With capacity stretched thin, U.S. hospitals are rushing to find beds for a coming flood of patients.