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Coronavirus pandemic causing massive increase in hungry families, Feeding America CEO says
The growing coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a significant rise in demand from the charitable food system in America, as the nations faces rising unemployment, school closures and rising poverty due to quarantine and stay-at-home orders -- but Feeding American is trying to make sure that nobody goes hungry during the crisis.
Nurses at top New York City hospital say they deserve ‘hazard pay’ in battle against COVID-19
Half of people with coronavirus have no symptoms, data shows
Experts say the discovery has critical implications and shows that even more widespread testing may be needed to identify all carriers.
Working from home during coronavirus: How to avoid burnout
What may have once been exciting and interesting work in an office setting may now seem dull and monotonous without face-to-face interaction, which can signal impending burnout.
A dermatologist offers tips on the best materials to use when making a DIY face masks, how to soothe irritated skin, and more.
Additional students from the University of Texas who thwarted officials’ advice from public health officials to stay home and social distance, taking a spring break trip to Mexico have now tested positive for the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
Coronavirus presents new challenges for drug and alcohol addiction recovery
Americans in recovery for drug and alcohol addiction are facing new challenges with social distancing during the Covid-19 crisis.
White House coronavirus task force to announce face covering guidance
The change in guidelines signals a major shift in how officials are looking to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Potential coronavirus vaccine candidate developed by University of Pittsburgh scientists
In the race to find a vaccine to combat the aggressive spread of the novel coronavirus, scientists with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine may have found a potential option.
Coronavirus live blog: Emergency room physician Dr. Jon Baugh answers your questions
Emergency room physician Dr. Jon Baugh is here to answer your coronavirus questions.
First Responders Children’s Foundation helps people on front line of coronavirus pandemic
The First Responder’s Children’s Foundation was one of two charities to benefit from FOX and iHeart Media’s “Living Room Concert for America” and the cash is set to help people on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus in the US: State-by-state breakdown
In the U.S., all 50 states plus the District of Columbia have reported confirmed cases of COVID-19, tallying over 261,438 illnesses and at least 6,699 deaths.
Travel company that arranged spring break trip accused of downplaying coronavirus threat: report
The travel company that organized a chartered spring break trip to Mexico last month has been accused of downplaying the severity of the coronavirus last month after some of the students came down with the virus, reports on Thursday said.
CNN's Chris Cuomo says he’s lost 13 pounds in 3 days while battling coronavirus
Chris Cuomo said Thursday night that he lost 13 pounds in three days as the CNN anchor continues to share his battle with the coronavirus.
Michigan judge jails defendants for being late to court amid coronavirus pandemic: report
A Judge in Michigan is being criticized for throwing tardy defendants in jail amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report on Thursday.
It's a stressful and emotional time for America's first responders, and now a mental health initiative aims to help them in the fight against coronavirus.
Ventilator shortage during coronavirus crisis forcing doctors to decide who lives or dies
It's the most heart-wrenching decision any medical professional on the frontlines could make: deciding who to save and who to let die. As coronavirus, officially called COVID-19, attacks the globe – amid a vast shortage of life-saving devices – it's a decision more and more doctors every day are being forced to wrestle, and will only swell if the rationing of ventilators becomes unavoidable.
Coronavirus cases top 1 million worldwide, researchers say
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases topped 1 million worldwide Thursday, Johns Hopkins University researchers found.
Drop in blood supply amid coronavirus sees FDA ease donor restrictions
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) eased restrictions on blood donations to allow gay men and others to donate blood in an effort to bolster a low supply depleted by coronavirus outbreak.
Colonoscopies during coronavirus pandemic: When a screening may be necessary
Coronavirus has postponed most elective medical procedures, including colonoscopies. But when might one be necessary?
