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COVID-19 Can Infect Kidneys, Intestines Along With Lungs, Confirms Studies

Two studies demonstrated that the coronavirus attacks organs other than the lungs and explains the broad range of symptoms reported in COVID-19 patients.

China Rejects US Claim Of Attempted Vaccine Theft As 'Smearing'

Beijing has denied US claims that Chinese hackers have attempted to steal coronavirus vaccine research

China rejects US claim of attempted vaccine theft as 'smearing'

COVID-19 Testing Breakthrough: New Coronavirus Antibody Test Found To Be 100% Accurate

Antibody testing is crucial to counter the spread of the coronavirus infection and to understand who has already been infected.

A monk walks in front of a giant Buddha statue wearing a face mask at Wat Nithet Rat Pradit temple in Pathum Thani outside Bangkok

US Says China Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine As Markets Slump

US says China trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine as markets slump

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New Study Reveals Clear Link Between Rates Of Infectious Diseases And Cancer

A new study suggests that before the development of some cancer types, people first experience increased rates of infectious ailments like pneumonia and influenza.

2 Men Found Dead Inside Brooklyn Apartment — One Had Head Trauma, Other Possibly Overdosed

Police said the elder man died of a head trauma a few days before the younger one and that the latter died of a drug overdose.

Hydroxychloroquine and a related compound chloroquine have been used for decades to treat malaria, as well as autoimmune disorders lupus and rheumatoid arthritis

Coronavirus Treatment: Trump's Hydroxychloroquine Increases Heart Attack Risks Among COVID-19 Patients

Two medical studies published over the last three weeks attest to the health dangers posed by using the anti-malaria drug.

Workers queue for a coronavirus test at the Westfleisch meat processing company in Hamm as all require a test after a spike in cases at their slaughterhouse

Coronavirus Challenge: There Are Not Enough Glass Vials To Package A Vaccine When It Is Finally Made

A chorus of experts have repeatedly raised the alarm about glass shortages and the immense logistical challenges of scaling up efforts to distribute a coronavirus vaccine once it is completed.

Coronavirus deaths in the US are on the rise, topping 75,000 this week

COVID-19 Diagnosis Might Take Away Ten Years Off One's Life Even After Recovery

A new study pointed out that COVID-19 might have long-term consequences even after recovery.

Increasing Cases Of Rats Infecting Humans With Hepatitis E Shock Scientists

The growing cases of rats infecting humans with hepatitis are starting to worry scientists.

Over 165,000 cases of COVID-19 have been officially recorded in Russia with over 1,500 fatalities

Coronavirus Vaccine: 15,600 People Volunteer To Be Infected With COVID-19 For Treatment Studies

The push for a "human challenge trial" is gaining ground in the fight to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.

Two people wearing masks walk on the campus of Georgetown University in Washington

$70k For Zoom Classes? Virus Crisis Leaves US Students Miffed

$70k for Zoom classes? Virus crisis leaves US students miffed

NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, in a March 27, 2020 file image, said 540 people had died in his state of 20 million inhabitants in the preceding 24 hours

Coronavirus News: 3 New York Children Die From Mysterious Disease Linked To COVID-19

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has confirmed the deaths of three juveniles in New York state from a rare condition that may be linked to COVID-19.

Coronavirus Testing: FDA Approves Quicker, Cheaper New Antigen Test

The FDA has approved the production of new antigen test variety that will be able to test millions a day.

Coronavirus Update: North Dakota Ends 14-Day Quarantine For Domestic Travelers

North Dakota is relaxing its order on the mandatory 14-day quarantine for domestic travelers. Effective immediately, those coming from other states will no longer have to self-isolate, Gov. Doug Burgum said.

People stroll along the Navigli canals in Milan where police were on patrol to ensure they respected social distancing norms amid fears of a coronavirus resurgence as Italy, one of the worst affected country, eases its strict lockdown rules

Police Patrol After Impromptu Milan Aperitif Gathering

Police patrol after impromptu Milan aperitif gathering

Handout photo from the VIB-UGent Center for Medical Biotechnology showing a 4-year-old llama called Winter (left) who may be able to provide an antibody to help tame the coronavirus pandemic, and doctoral researcher Dorien De Vlieger working on the proje

Belgian Llama Holds Key To Possible Corona Treatment

Belgian llama holds key to possible corona treatment

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Coronavirus Update: Small Chinese Study Finds Traces Of The Virus In Semen

A small study conducted by Chinese researchers revealed that there are traces of coronavirus in the semen of COVID-19 patients.

New York Launches Free Coronavirus Antibody Test: Here's How To Get It

The free coronavirus antibody test will be launched in New York City, which should boost the number of people tested to 140,000.

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Coronavirus Update: 64 New York Kids Have Kawasaki Disease

Sixty-four kids in New York State have reportedly been hospitalized after they were found suffering from a rare form of inflammatory illness linked to COVID-19, a Health Department report reveals.

Markets have been rallying as lockdowns that emptied many global cities begin to be lifted, though the impact on the world economy is only now becoming apparent

Coronavirus Lockdowns Counterproductive? It's Safer Outdoors Than Inside, Say Experts

It definitely spreads more indoors than outdoors, experts believe.

Under what the government referred to as 'everyday life quarantine', South Koreans are still encouraged to wear face masks

South Korea Returns Largely To Normal As Outbreak Controlled

South Korea returns largely to normal as outbreak controlled

Pfizer is one of the two companies that are working on four possible vaccines against the new coronavirus, and have launched clinical trials using volunteers in Germany

Coronavirus Research: Pharma Companies Pfizer, BioNTech Begin Trials Of Experimental Vaccine

Companies around the world are racing for an effective vaccine for the coronavirus.

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Coronavirus Update: Israel Isolates Key Antibody, Minister Calls It 'Significant Breakthrough'

Scientists working at an Israeli biological research laboratory were able to isolate a crucial coronavirus antibody.

The new coronavirus infects human cells using the spike proteins (shown enlarged in the foreground) on its surface

'Promising' Virus-fighting Antibody Found: Study

'Promising' virus-fighting antibody found: study

Groundbreaking Discovery: Fully Human Monoclonal Antibody Appears Promising In Treating And Preventing COVID-19

Such a breakthrough discovery can address the most urgent public health need.

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