Coronavirus

The confirmed number of dead is equivalent to a 9/11 attack every day for 336 days

'This pandemic isn’t over'

Reactions have ranged from supportive to angry

'All we can do is share our personal stories and encouragement and acceptance. In this line of work, as much as we want people to be boosted, we can’t force it down their throat'

What’s driving the drop? Experts point to COVID fatigue

The CDC this month quietly updated its provisional death tally

Scientists are concerned that the virus could evolve within animal populations – potentially spawning dangerous viral mutants that could jump back to people

Hospitalizations are now at their lowest point since summer 2020, when comprehensive national data first became available

Residents will be required to stay home

Experts say an uptick in U.S. COVID-19 cases is expected in the coming weeks due to a new virus variant, BA.2.

The White House has said the government is running out of funds for vaccines, testing and treatments

Among the puzzling outcomes of the coronavirus, which has killed more than 6 million people worldwide since it first emerged in 2019, are the symptoms suffered by children

The updated recommendations came from an 18-member advisory group that focuses on the impact of "variants of concern"

Signs the nation is ready to move on from the biggest COVID-19 wave to date are everywhere

'I have been vaccinated and boosted but I don't want to get sick'

Only about 30 percent of Hong Kong residents over the age of 80 are fully vaccinated

More than 70 percent of the U.S. population in counties can stop wearing masks

It was not immediately clear how it would affect U.S. federal mandates requiring face coverings on public transportation

Authorities advanced to the front of Parliament Hill which has been occupied by trucks and protesters since late last month

Heading into year three of the pandemic, deaths among Native people has crossed the 10,000 death mark. At least one expert doesn't believe it will get much better unless vaccinations are embraced

'The pandemic is not over today. We are still seeing record numbers of hospitalizations, deaths, and cases in this country'

'We take our responsibility for reviewing these vaccines very seriously because we're parents as well,' the FDA vaccine chief said

Across the U.S., COVID-19 hospitalizations have dropped nearly 30 percent over the past three weeks

England, France, Ireland, the Netherlands and several Nordic countries have taken steps to end or loosen their restrictions

'It's time for Canada and the rest of the world to find other ways to deal with this virus'

Pfizer said Tuesday it had started submitting its data to the FDA and expects to complete the process in a few days

A total of 200 positive tests for COVID-19 have now been recorded at the Olympics since Jan. 23

Kiribati and several other small Pacific nations were among the last places on the planet to have avoided any virus outbreaks

Medical experts say the opposition is misleading.

The Chinese capital must 'take the most resolute, decisive and strict measures to block the transmission chain of the epidemic'

People can order four at-home tests per residential address, to be delivered by the Postal Service. Here's how

If the higher end of projections comes to pass, that would push total U.S. deaths from COVID-19 over 1 million by early spring

Hong Kong authorities said they are not ruling out transmission between animals and humans

Starting next week, 1,000 military medical personnel will begin arriving to help mitigate staffing crunches at hospitals across the country.

The pills — and other COVID-19 drugs, for that matter — are being carefully rationed, reserved for the highest-risk patients

Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for people on their plans

A small town, home to Pascua Yaqui Tribe citizens, in the Phoenix Valley was hit hard by the coronavirus

'There's no need to panic. Be calm. Be happy'

'This is the most challenging time in my 36 years as an educator'

Everyone 12 and older who's eligible for a Pfizer booster can get one as early as five months after their last dose

With coronavirus infections soaring, the return from schools’ winter break will be different than planned for some as administrators again tweak protocols

The CDC has been under pressure from the public and the private sector to shorten the isolation time and reduce the risk of severe staffing shortages

The change is aimed at people who are not experiencing symptoms

United said it canceled 115 flights Monday, out of more than 4,000 scheduled, due to crews out with COVID-19

'it's going to get worse before it gets better'