Health Care

As coronavirus cases begin to spike, here are five of the most common telehealth companies that could be an alternative to hospital visit.

There are nearly 82 million hourly workers in the U.S. representing close to 60 percent of the total workforce. 

As schools and businesses across the country face weeks-long closures and hospitals are forced to isolate patients amid new coronavirus concerns, people are finding creative ways to keep morale high.

Medicare announced Tuesday that it is expanding telemedicine coverage to help elderly people avoid going out in public and getting coronavirus.

A shelter-in-place order is used during an emergency, like a pandemic, which include stocking up on supplies, finding a safe spot to hunker down indoors and, simply staying put.

Becton Dickinson is awaiting approval for a rapid diagnostic coronavirus test that could increase capacity by thousands per day.

Tokyo Olympic organizers are pushing ahead with the Japanese leg of the torch relay.

Many companies are racing to find treatments or vaccines for the coronavirus as the U.S. reports at least 68 deaths.

Eight Oaks Farm Distillery filled its first 20 bottles on Monday, a batch destined for charitable groups that need hand sanitizer but haven’t been able to get it.

Hospitals are able to adapt to the pandemic for now but it's critical for Americans to do their part so that the health care system is not totally overwhelmed, Mihaljevic said.

Sex for sale has long been a staple part of the German capital’s freewheeling nightlife. But amid concerns over the new coronavirus, even the world’s supposedly oldest profession is suffering a sudden slump.

The Tarrytown, New York-based company promised regular updates on development.

The Hollywood couple was reportedly discharged from the hospital to self-isolate in a rented house.

A number of casinos on the Las Vegas strip will temporarily close on Tuesday

The company is also withdrawing its annual financial guidance, noting a slowdown in consumer demand

The pandemic has shuttered businesses across the state

"We're making new decisions every day to help limit this spread," New York City emergency management department commissioner Deanne Criswell said.

The coronavirus outbreak has sent shoppers running to the shelves, and the household item is going fast.

It could be July or August until coronavirus slows down, according to President Trump.