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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a shorter version of guidelines for reopening the U.S. economy than the one the White House previously shelved.

Scientists studied the angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 — the cell receptor that serves as entry point for the novel coronavirus — in 48 animals using a computer model to predict the infectivity of each one.

The U.S. has already had over 88,000 deaths and there are 1.47 million cases.

A shortage of tests, states rushing to reopen, and Trump's own image show have all contributed to the ongoing growth in pandemic numbers.

The CDC developed a detailed guide for states to reopen the economy due to be published on Friday, but the Trump Administration has shelved it, as reported by the AP.

Pop icon Madonna has quashed all the reports claiming that she is still suffering from the novel coronavirus.

The CDC issued a warning about a possible increase in deaths as almost half of U.S. states started easing stay-at-home restrictions, which were put in place to slow down the spread of coronavirus.

The CDC shared several new projections for the month of May showing how quickly or slowly the death toll will rise depending on certain safety measures and guidelines are followed.

Fire officials in New Hampshire are warning residents against the growing trend of sterilizing facemasks in their microwave, saying it could easily start a fire, reports say.

The earliest coronavirus deaths in California happened in the first week of February.

The coronavirus pandemic has made face masks a part of the regular daily attire in America, but it has to be properly worn; otherwise, it may not help much.

CDC affirms COVID-19 may return during winter months this year, which is also the start of the annual flu season.

Documents obtained by the Center for Public Integrity reveal that health officials at the Department of Health and Human Services expect over 300,000 Americans to die from COVID-19 if social distancing measures are abandoned, far larger than the White House's initial stated goal of 100,000 deaths and Dr. Anthony Fauci's revised projection of 60,000 deaths this past week.

Front line medical workers are required to wear eye protection like face shields or goggles whenever they are in the field. This is among the guidelines issued by the CDC, but would eyeglasses or contact lenses protect you too?

The World Health Organization said that alcohol consumption can weaken the immune system of the body. It can also make drinkers engage in unsafe behaviors that could increase their likelihood of catching COVID-19, according to a WHO report released Tuesday.

Flights from the U.S. to Guatemala have been temporarily suspended due to the positive tests.

The second wave of coronavirus infections might hit the U.S. next winter if the COVID-19 pandemic follows a seasonal behavior. This was the revelation of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Robert Redfield.

A patient exposed 121 hospital staff in Solano County, California, to coronavirus, ushering in one of the first-known workplace transmission cases in the U.S., according to a CDC report.

A new study involving staff at a hospital in Wuhan, China that treated COVID-19 patients suggests four meters is the safe social distance.

A cloth face mask will not protect you from contracting COVID-19, but it could prevent you from spreading the deadly virus.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released a new set of guidelines for essential workers. The message of the new guidelines appears to be directed to essential workers as to when they can return to work and under what conditions.

The alternatives included masks made of t-shirts or bandanas for homemade protection against coronavirus while out in public.

Health officials in the United States said that deaths due to coronavirus could be lower than the original projections if the public practiced social distancing.

In the absence of widespread testing, epidemiologists have been using "flu-like" data to track the early spread of the coronavirus in the United States, and Florida has stopped reporting that data in a move that experts say will make tracking COVID-19's spread more difficult.

Gov. Brian Kemp's shelter-in-place order reopened Georgia's beaches, which many local officials had closed in the weeks before the order was made official.

Although the CDC recommends separation of mothers who test COVID-19 positive from their newborns, it is for the mothers to decide if they want to be separated.

Vice-President Mike Pence claimed that President Trump has never downplayed the virus.

A viral text message is making the public believe that taking Ibuprofen could make COVID-19 symptoms worse.

The app was developed by Apple in partnership with the CDC, FEMA, and the White House Coronavirus Task Force.