The European Commission is securing potential treatments for COVID-19 from drug makers Roche and Merck

New evidence suggests that the airborne transmission of coronavirus is possible.

The additional symptoms were observed in a study by researchers at University College London (UCL), wherein they found 43 cases COVID-19 patients who were found to have suffered from temporary brain dysfunction, strokes, nerve damage, or other severe complications. 

A survey conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that 70 countries around the world are at risk of running out of HIV drugs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Any potential coronavirus vaccine may not offer lifelong protection against the virus.

More than 200 scientists from different parts of the world have urged the World Health Organization (WHO) to look into the airborne transmission of the novel coronavirus that they suspect could be a possibility.

A new study has shown that the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has the ability to directly infect the heart.

The United States has finalized a purchasing deal with Gilead Sciences to acquire more than 90% of the global stock of Remdesivir which is the only proven treatment for COVID-19.

A new study has revealed that 250,000 babies and young children may die indirectly due to COVID-19.

Health experts are keeping tabs on a new strain of flu in China. The new virus is carried by pigs and exhibits traits of the 2009 swine flu and 1918 pandemic flu.

A recent analysis from Dr. Jon Thogmartin suggested that COVID-19 patients who appear to be asymptomatic may still be developing "silent" lung damage which does not result in breathing difficulties or cough.

New research suggests that common childhood vaccines may help prevent severe complications of COVID-19.

Researchers at Pirbright Institute have found that two doses of Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine boost immune response in pigs better than a single dose.

The U.S. recorded on Wednesday the highest one-day total new COVID-19 cases since April.

Experts expect more deaths in the U.S. as alarming surges in new coronavirus cases spiral out of control in various states.

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The race to find a vaccine that can work against the new coronavirus is still on but a recent announcement by a research team at Oxford University offers a glimmer of hope.

Blood type has been found to have ties with COVID-19 risk.

Despite improvements in coronavirus infection rates in other countries belonging to the South American territory, Peru appears to be moving in the opposite direction.  Government data has showed that the total count of coronavirus-infected Peruvians has reached 240,000 on Wednesday, outstripping hard-hit Italy.

Some Americans have found a way to stay in Canada despite the country’s COVID-19 border closure.

Health experts around the world have expressed concerns about using dexamethasone in treating COVID-19.

Coronavirus is known to spread from an infected to a healthy individual via respiratory droplets. However, several studies have previously indicated the presence of viral particles in infected patients’ poop as well.

An Imperial College professor has claimed that the coronavirus vaccine could be available by the first half of 2021 “if things go extraordinarily well.”

A decree to "live" with COVID-19 has been approved by the Spanish Government on Tuesday, June 9 which contained measures on how to carry on with the "new normality."

Latin America has been distributing China's donations to other parts of the territory in an effort to cope with the effects of the coronavirus recession.

Nations around the world have expressed concerns about the recent protests across the United States, with some saying that the protests could pave the way for Donald Trump’s authoritarian regime.

Scientists are looking into the scientific paper that trashed the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in treating COVID-19.

This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that Latin America is now the coronavirus epicenter as it has surpassed Europe and the United States in the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths.

A team of German scientists is planning to analyze the concentration of remnants of coronavirus in sewage from treatment plants across the country.

A top Italian doctor has claimed that the new coronavirus is losing its potency, making it much less lethal