![]() Expert warns the US is approaching 'one of the most unstable times in the history of our country'
With rising Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations sending many states backward in their reopening plans, one health expert warns that if the US continues on its current path it will reach "one of the most unstable times in the history of our country."
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![]() Tracking Covid-19 cases in the US
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![]() Johns Hopkins' dashboard: The people behind the pandemic's most visited site
If the year 2020 is good for anything, it's the lesson that during a crisis, anyone who builds a better mousetrap will find the world beating a path to his door.
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![]() Los Angeles Apparel factory ordered closed after over 300 coronavirus cases and 4 deaths
A garment manufacturer in downtown Los Angeles with over 300 confirmed coronavirus cases among employees has been ordered closed after an investigation into the deaths of four workers, county health officials said Friday.
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![]() 68% of a New York clinic's patients test positive for coronavirus antibodies
New data suggests that working-class and minority neighborhoods hit hardest by coronavirus in the borough of Queens in New York are now overwhelmingly testing positive for antibodies.
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![]() How coronavirus affects the entire body
Coronavirus damages not only the lungs, but the kidneys, liver, heart, brain and nervous system, skin and gastrointestinal tract, doctors said Friday in a review of reports about Covid-19 patients.
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![]() More evidence emerges that a TB vaccine might help fight coronavirus
More research emerged this week in potential support of using the tuberculosis vaccine Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) as a tool in the fight against coronavirus.
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![]() New WHO report says airborne coronavirus transmission 'cannot be ruled out' in outbreaks in some indoor settings
The World Health Organization on Thursday released a new scientific report detailing how the coronavirus can pass from one person to the next -- including through the air during certain medical procedures, and possibly through the air in crowded indoor spaces.
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![]() Pathologist found blood clots in 'almost every organ' during autopsies on Covid-19 patients
Autopsies on people who died of the coronavirus are helping doctors understand how the disease affects the body -- and one of the most remarkable findings concerned blood clotting, a pathologist says.
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![]() What we know about coronavirus risks to school age children
As coronavirus cases spike nationwide, most parents are wondering whether it's safe to send their children back to school. But with most of the research and testing geared toward adults, the answer is complicated.
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![]() 5 Lego challenges to make a stay-at-home summer fly
The stay-at-home summer of 2020 has been anything but boring at the house of Ina Turpen Fried.
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![]() Covid-19 symptoms: What we know now and what to do
It may feel like years, but the world has only been battling the deadly novel coronavirus for months. As scientists feverishly work around the clock to unravel the mysteries of this deadly invader, they have gained interesting insights into the virus and the disease it causes: Covid-19.
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![]() You asked, we're answering: Your top coronavirus questions
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![]() Trump and Fauci not speaking as coronavirus pandemic worsens
For months, amid the worst pandemic in a century, President Donald Trump insisted all was well between him and the nation's top infectious disease specialist.
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![]() Nurses are struggling with trauma. But they were suffering long before Covid-19 hit
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, nurses have been given unprecedented media attention for their daily, selfless sacrifices. Make no mistake: Covid-19 patients recover largely because of the nursing services they receive. Yet, hidden within the layers of care rendered by nurses are the psychologica... More Story with Video.... |
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As coronavirus cases continue to rise in the US, at least 26 states have paused or rolled back their reopening plans. CNN's Victor Blackwell reports.
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![]() Britain is the worst-hit country outside of the US and Brazil. It STILL won't wear masks
Walk into any busy store in England or board a train on London's cramped underground system and you will see dozens of people unmasked. And you can forget about face coverings at recently reopened pubs... that's about as likely as a free pint of beer.
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![]() US Covid-19 cases are climbing but some state and local leaders clash over moves to curb the spread
With coronavirus cases climbing across the US, local and state leaders have found themselves at odds over the types of restrictions that should be in place to move forward effectively.
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![]() Cell phone data show Americans hit the road over July 4, even as coronavirus surged
After Memorial Day, as the United States began to reopen, coronavirus cases began to rise. The number of hospitalizations had risen in at least a dozen states some two weeks after the holiday weekend.
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![]() Johns Hopkins' dashboard: The people behind the pandemic's most visited site
The work of a talented skeleton crew at Johns Hopkins University has become the leading resource on coronavirus numbers for public health officials, news outlets and the public. The lives of the crew have dramatically transformed because of it.
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![]() Expert warns the US is approaching 'one of the most unstable times in the history of our country'
With rising Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations sending many states backward in their reopening plans, one health expert warns that if the US continues on its current path it will reach "one of the most unstable times in the history of our country."
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![]() Los Angeles Apparel factory ordered closed after over 300 coronavirus cases and 4 deaths
A garment manufacturer in downtown Los Angeles with over 300 confirmed coronavirus cases among employees has been ordered closed after an investigation into the deaths of four workers, county health officials said Friday.
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![]() 68% of a New York clinic's patients test positive for coronavirus antibodies
New data suggests that working-class and minority neighborhoods hit hardest by coronavirus in the borough of Queens in New York are now overwhelmingly testing positive for antibodies.
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![]() Florida publicly discloses hospitalizations as the US breaks another case record
Another record-setting day of Covid-19 cases across the US came with a spotlight on Florida, which publicly released its number of coronavirus patients currently in the hospital after weeks of pressure to do so.
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![]() How coronavirus affects the entire body
Coronavirus damages not only the lungs, but the kidneys, liver, heart, brain and nervous system, skin and gastrointestinal tract, doctors said Friday in a review of reports about Covid-19 patients.
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![]() More evidence emerges that a TB vaccine might help fight coronavirus
Can a TB vaccine help fight Covid-19? There's more evidence the BCG vaccine mightprotect against coronavirus.
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The New York Times reported Black and Latino Americans are nearly five times more likely to be hospitalized with coronavirus than White Americans, according to CDC data. As CNN's Abby Phillip reports, there is no sign of relief in sight.
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![]() WHO says airborne transmission 'cannot be ruled out' in outbreaks in some indoor settings
The World Health Organization on Thursday released a new scientific report detailing how the coronavirus can pass from one person to the next -- including through the air during certain medical procedures, and possibly through the air in crowded indoor spaces.
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Dartmouth biology professor Erin Bromage tells CNN's John Berman what teachers will need to protect themselves from coronavirus when schools reopen this fall.
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CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta expresses disbelief after CDC Director Robert Redfield told him the US still needs a testing program.
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