Scientists believe governments around the world should employ new antiviral technologies to help their lockdown exit strategies more effective amid COVID-19.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe, more than 1.2 million people have already recovered from the disease.

Hong Kong has not reported even a single new case of COVID-19 in the last two weeks, marking an end to what seems like a second wave of coronavirus in the country.

Several countries are now slowly ending coronavirus lockdown by lifting off a few restrictions in a phased manner.

Scientists have created an antibody that can defeat the novel coronavirus in the lab. This monoclonal antibody is seen as an early step towards defeating COVID-19 and curbing its spread.

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a flurry of plastic waste and environmental campaigners are concerned that this might just be the tip of the iceberg.

Studies show a compelling link between air pollution and COVID-19 mortality.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the second and third wave of COVID-19 may hit the world.

Dr. Lorna Breen who works in the emergency room of the NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital died by suicide this week and her family thinks she took her own life as the coronavirus affected her mental health.

China has refused to allow the World Health Organization (WHO) to investigate the origin of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.

A vaccine that can protect people from COVID-19 could be widely available by January if “things fall in the right place,” revealed Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Many governments across the world are being guided by the “R rate” to ward off COVID-19 pandemic.

Bolsonaro thumbed his nose at the ongoing crisis through a series of insensitive comments that followed. “My name’s Messiah,” said Bolsonaro in reference to his second name, Messias. “But I can’t work miracles,” he added.

A female professor at the University of Oxford might just be the key to ending COVID-19.

The quality of gut health may have a direct implant on a healthy person’s chances of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms.

The Chinese researchers have added to the global concerns questioning whether we will ever be able to eradicate coronavirus.

The date was April 1, when Sites, seven-months pregnant with her second child admitted herself into Joint Township’s emergency department as she was having difficulty breathing.

While it may be too early to suggest that coronavirus can spread through the air, a team of Italian researches has certainly discovered some evidence of coronavirus on air pollution particles.

Producing a working coronavirus vaccine could be nearly impossible, believe a lot of scientists globally.

UHS has already ordered 5,000 PeRSo units as they have “every confidence this will become a very important piece of healthcare equipment globally.”

With Iran, North Korea, and Russia launching attacks against the U.S. in mid-April, it is clear that America’s top adversaries are testing the country’s resolve amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus infection seems to trigger a sudden stroke in patients in their 30s and 40s, with no history of COVID-19 symptoms.

The number of patients coming in with strokes has also increased, of which at least half have tested positive for coronavirus. 

Virgin coconut oil (VCO) is currently being tested as a possible treatment for COVID-19 in the Philippines.

In some cases, “COVID toes” appears to be the very first symptom that appears before one progresses to other symptoms like cough and shortness of breath.

More and more expectant mothers in Mexico are avoiding giving birth in hospitals for fear of contracting COVID-19.

Microsoft is launching a “plasmabot” to help find a treatment for COVID-19.

Kim Jong Un's sudden disappearance has led to speculations that he is suffering from something serious, with some even claiming that it could be COVID-19 or brain death.

Dr. Anthony Fauci says that reopening the economy and easing lockdown measures too soon the U.S. may actually backfire and lead to a surge in the number of people affected by COVID-19.

Several hundred protesters were stopped by healthcare workers on the roads in Colorado’s Capital, Denver.