A respiratory health expert recently explained how the novel coronavirus affects the lungs of a person who gets COVID-19.

With the coronavirus pandemic now a global crisis, many of those who think they cannot afford to be sick aren’t confident they could get treated for COVID-19 without going into debt.

Computer scientists predict that America will be in lockdown in less than two weeks as the country scrambles to contain COVID-19.

An engineering company based in Houston has created a vaccine that could prevent COVID-19.

Deaths surge as the number of coronavirus cases continues to shoot up in Italy.

Donald Trump does not believe that the global death rate from COVID-19 is 3.4%.

Coronavirus or Covid-19 has, to date, has infected more than 95,000 people and killed at least 3,300 worldwide. 

The death toll from COVID-19 continues to surge worldwide as China, Iran, and the United States grapple with new coronavirus-related deaths in recent days.

Since the WHO declared COVID-19 a global health emergency, the organization has released on its website basic protective measures against the new coronavirus to curb its spread.

The novel coronavirus outbreak may have so far spared Latin America, but the region is not letting its guard down.

Here are some of the common myths about COVID-19, as debunked by the WHO and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A new study has revealed that COVID-19 is more contagious than the related viruses resulting in severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is drawing flak for allegedly suppressing information about the severity of the coronavirus outbreak early on. An internal speech published by state media reveals that the Chinese leader was responsible for the bungled response to the outbreak, leading to its rapid spread.

A new report from the South China University of Technology suggests that the deadly COVID-19, more popularly known as the novel coronavirus, may have originated at the Wuhan Centre for Disease Control (WCDC) and the Wuhan Centre for Virology.

The coronavirus death toll in China continues to skyrocket, with 242 new deaths reported on Feb. 12. This is the largest single-day rise in death toll since the epidemic began in early January.