Wastewater testing samples from the dorms on the University of Arizona campus came back positive for COVID-19, said university president, Dr. Robert Robbins.
COVID-19 disease seemed to be less severe to women than what men experience. According to a new study that explained the gender disparity, the coronavirus' lesser effect could be down to oestrogen.
Melania Trump successfully redeemed herself after talking about COVID-19 and racial issues in a speech that was entirely her own during the 2020 Republican National Convention on August 25, at the White House Rose Garden in Washington DC.
COVID-19 has destroyed the Latino communities in California. Many Latin Americans are front-line workers who contracted the coronavirus and spread the disease to their families and neighbors.
COVID-19 pandemic can be a stressful time for kids, and many social distancing measures are preventing them from getting the time they need to stay social and cope with the situation.
Experts unraveled the four critical medical questions on COVID-19 that continue to devastate lives and economies around the globe for over half a year now.
Stimulus Check Fraud arose amid the first wave in the United States. Citizens were reportedly lost over $100 million because of the coronavirus pandemic and the stimulus check fraud.
Senator Kamala Harris, nominated as Democrat vice presidential candidate, articulates a vision of giving many Americans a new bigger monthly stimulus check to help them get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are some of the warning signs that COVID-19 may be in your bloodstream. One of the most common effects of COVID-19, a respiratory illness, is severe damage to the lungs that makes it difficult for a person to breath or even impossible to breath, especially to those who are severely affected by the virus.
The Food and Drug Administration has warned that ultraviolet UVC sanitizers used against COVID-19 have limited use and are dangerous to a person's health.
Los Angeles County health officials found promising numbers in their fights against the novel coronavirus on Wednesday, especially in deaths among Latinos.
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.
