The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) put the emergency use authorization for blood plasma as a COVID-19 Treatment on hold, reported The New York Times.
COVID-19 cases at nursing homes in the United States increased by almost 80 percent this summer because of the rampant spread of the coronavirus across the South and West coast areas.
A COVID-19 Latino patient endured coronavirus, two blood clots, and a stroke. Tito Velasquez, who courageously conquered the disease, finally returns to his family after 111 days in four different facilities.
COVID-19 is now the third leading cause of death in the United States, said former Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Dr. Thomas Frieden.
School Guidance Counselor and facilitator play a very important role for students most especially in this time of global pandemic where students are psychologically affected.
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced Sunday that they will launch an ambitious COVID-19 initiative for all students, staffs, and their families.
A groom who contracted COVID-19 managed to marry his fiancée from a hospital bed. A groom who contracted COVID-19 managed to marry his fiancée from a hospital bed.
San Diego local officials said on Friday that the county has finally reached the metric that allows it to be removed from the state watch list, but confirmation is still pending.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said on Friday that he would prepare an executive order protecting the state's essential workers, agricultural laborers, and personnel in meat and poultry processing plants, among others.
The United States did not accept Russia's offer to help the country with the COVID-19 vaccine. The United States did not accept Russia's offer to help the country with the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine.
Women are more likely to have adverse side effects of medications as drug doses have been mainly based on clinical trials done on men, suggests a new study.
A new study found out that teens and young adults who vape and used cigarettes are five to seven times more likely to get infected for COVID-19 than those who don't.
Neck gaiters as face covering during the COVID-19 pandemic are ineffective and could even spread the virus further than not wearing a covering at all, according to Duke University researchers.
