FDA tightens rules for decontaminating coronavirus face masks made in China
Testing has shown that authorized respirators manufactured in China "may vary in their design and performance."
AstraZeneca approached Gilead about potential merger: report
Any deal would bring together two of the companies leading the drug industry's efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus pandemic hit these occupations the hardest: Survey
These 10 occupations had the highest percentage of layoffs, reduced hours and reduced pay because of the coronavirus pandemic.
South Korea's waterparks open under new anti-virus measures
Only a handful of rubber floats tumbled down the giant slide at South Korea’s largest waterpark on Friday, its first day back in business since the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Can Apple and Google track coronavirus patients?
Apple and Google can not track coronavirus patients with their joint Exposure Notification software.
Scientists retract study that found antimalarial drugs dangerous for coronavirus patients
The authors also said they apologized for "any embarrassment or inconvenience that this may have caused."
Does the US have enough contact tracers?
Experts recommend 30 contact tracing agents per 100,000 constituents.
Protesters have 'civic duty' to get virus tested as NYC begins reopening, Cuomo says
The thousands of people protesting the death of George Floyd have a “civic duty” to be tested for the coronavirus and help New York avoid a spike in new cases as it slowly restarts its economy, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday.
Universal takes first steps reviving Orlando theme park business
Universal Orlando became the first of Orlando's major theme park resorts to reopen by allowing annual pass-holders to return to its three parks Wednesday and Thursday. It will open to the general public Friday for the first time since mid-March.
Trump's health records show hydroxychloroquine's impact
“The President completed the regimen safely and without side effects,” Dr. Sean Conley wrote.
'Substantive concerns' about hydroxychloroquine coronavirus treatment data: top journals
The New England Journal of Medicine said Tuesday that it is awaiting more information on the database's reliability.
Looted stores worry insurance wont cover damage, losses
Businesses concerned insurers won't cover riot damages
One-quarter of Americans would increase risk of coronavirus exposure to shorten economic recovery
Respondents largely agreed that reopening nonessential businesses was the most important policy.
10 best telemedicine apps
Many local hospitals, health care centers and insurance providers offer their own telehealth apps.
Eli Lilly begins human test of potential coronavirus antibody treatment
The U.S. has the highest number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the world, totaling more than 1.79 million.
My loved one died without a will – now what?
It is unusual for the government to claim a deceased person’s estate. While it might be allowed in some states, it’s considered a last resort.
Gilead says remdesivir helped moderate coronavirus patients improve
Gilead Sciences Inc said on Monday its antiviral drug remdesivir showed improvement in patients with moderate COVID-19 in a late-stage study.
Missouri resident who attended packed pool party tests positive for coronavirus
A Boone County, Missouri, resident who attended a pool party at the Lake of the Ozarks has tested positive for coronavirus, county officials said.
FDA finds contamination in diabetes drug across several brands
U.S. health regulators are telling five drugmakers to recall their versions of a widely used diabetes medication after laboratory tests found elevated levels of a contaminant linked to cancer.
What is BARDA?
BARDA was created to fight bioterrorism and pandemic diseases.


















