Coronavirus

'There are few treatments that exist for many of the viruses that have pandemic potential'

'There was probably very rare and sporadic cases here earlier than we were aware of. But it was not widespread and didn't become widespread until late February,'

It is about equal to the number of Americans who died of cancer in 2019. Worldwide, the COVID-19 death toll stands at about 3.8 million.

The Novavax vaccine, which is easy to store and transport, is expected to play an important role in boosting vaccine supplies in the developing world

On the way to the latest round-number milestone, the virus has proved adept at exploiting inequalities in the U.S.

An IIC investigation reveals that a true accounting of COVID-19’s impact on Indigenous communities is impossible to know

The CDC hasn't determined if there's really a link to the shots, and continues to urge that everyone 12 and older get vaccinated against COVID-19, which is far riskier than the vaccine

Is it fair to connect these twin '20s, both decades that follow closely on the heels on of worldwide pandemic? Could two '20s really roar?

A COVID-19 relief fund helps Indigenous actors, artists persevere and represent tribes in TV and film

Education and health officials around the country have taken different approaches to testing students and staff members

Millions are deciding whether to continue wearing face masks despite the new CDC guidance

'Anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities – large or small — without wearing a mask or physically distancing'

Instead of cutting jobs, many employers are struggling to attract enough applicants for open positions

The last time deaths were this low was early July

Wednesday's report from the Labor Department showed sharply higher prices for everything from food and clothes to housing

AP analysis: Data from 25 states suggests a much steeper decline in 2020 and into 2021, as the virus upended society and killed over a half-million American

It marked the first, tentative steps toward what both countries hope will become a gradual reopening to the rest of the world

The Johnson & Johnson shot makes up approximately 1.5 percent of the shots in the arm, IHS said

Federally run mass vaccination sites will pause the use of the J&J shot, and states and other providers are expected to follow

'It is becoming more and more difficult to affirm that there isn't a cause-and-effect relationship between AstraZeneca vaccines and the very rare cases of blood clots associated with a low level of platelets'

Pfizer and Moderna have said they are working to update their vaccines, or possibly design a booster shot, in case they're needed against variants

Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that the government will test out a contentious "vaccine passport" system as a tool to help travel and large events return safely.

The cremations continue through the night in a scene that has unfolded across America as COVID-19 deaths have risen

Alaskans came together to address COVID-19 food insecurity

The drugmaker said it had analyzed more data from that study and concluded the vaccine is 76 percent effective in preventing symptomatic COVID-19

The back-and-forth over the latest release is not the first time the company has run into problems