Health Care

Many Americans are grappling with finding trusted information they need to stay safe during the country’s worst public health crisis in a century, according to a recent AP-NORC poll finding that 66% trust their doctor or health care provider and 52% said the same about their state or local government.

Rite Aid has set up 25 drive-thru coronavirus testing sites at its stores in eight states, and the CEO says she wishes more people would show up.

Britain's AstraZeneca joined forces with the University of Oxford on Thursday.

COVID-19 contact tracing efforts have increased in 41 states, says NPR.

Individuals who buy the test online can schedule a blood draw at one of Quest's 2,200 patient centers and get results in one or two days.

The virus’s rampage through the New York metro region, from the well-to-do towns along Connecticut’s coastline to the bedroom communities of northern New Jersey and Long Island, offers a counterweight to the notion of the suburbs, with their plentiful open spaces, as safe havens.

Mastercard Inc. President Michael Miebach said contactless transactions increased 40% worldwide in the quarter that ended in March, and he expects those habits to last.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues cabin fever is making coronavirus lockdown more difficult and it doesn't help when public officials ignore their own rules.

In the study, 62 percent of patients who received the drug within 10 days of symptoms were discharged from the hospital, compared with 49 percent of those treated late.

Fifteen out of more than 100 employees in two Beaumont locations have tested positive for the highly contagious virus.

Testing in the U.S. will begin once regulators give the go-ahead.

Many commercial and academic laboratories in the U.S. are processing coronavirus diagnostic tests far below their daily capacity.

Top officials in both states chalked up the decisions to "the fog of war." 

Health care workers at New York City-area hospitals have been inundated with cases since the outbreak began earlier this year. Many of these professionals are not only facing longer shifts treat patients but they have also been faced with dwindling supplies. 

Experts say it's possible for the U.S. job market to expect health and safety jobs to stay around long after COVID-19 dissipates.

The university discovered the discrepancies through its own investigation.

FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn said Red Cross and Mayo Clinic developers are scaling up their plasma treatments in anticipation of higher demand

The drugmaker cited fewer in-person meetings with subscribers and restrictions on patient movements due to shelter-in-place policies that weighed on the company's overall sales.

Philanthropist Michael Milken has been in conversation with leading companies about responses to the coronavirus crisis.

Lighting science technology company Healthe is working on a new product that may be a "game changer" for businesses looking to mitigate the spread of coronavirus as the economy re-opens and employees head back to work.