Coronavirus Has Seen More Than 100,000 Cases Confirmed Globally
The outbreak continues with the U.S. military in Italy, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and more countries outside China reporting new cases.
Trump Says Those on Cruise Ship Should Stay to Maintain U.S. Virus Stats
"I'd rather have them stay on," Trump said Friday of people onboard a cruise ship where coronavirus was detected moored off the coast of San Francisco, "but I fully understand if they'd rather take them off."
Netanyahu Encourages 'Namaste' Instead of Handshakes Amid Coronavirus Scare
The Namaste greeting, traditional in Indian culture, involves placing one's hands together in a gesture of acknowledgment.
Dem Senator Grills Azar Over Coronavirus Whistleblower, 'Public At Risk'
Senator Wyden claimed that "the general public was also put at risk since your employees were then immediately returned to their communities and jobs at the Department post-deployment, by commercial air flights with no precautions" in a letter to HHS head Alexander Azar Friday.
BTS and 'Parasite' Director Donate $164,000 to Coronavirus Relief Efforts
The money donated by the artists (who were both born in Daegu, the epicenter of the outreak) will go towards purchasing face masks and hand sanitizers for those in need.
Coronavirus Update: More Than 4,000 Infected Outside China in 50 Countries
More than 84,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed worldwide, with South Korea reporting the highest number of infections outside China.
Coronavirus Update as Death Toll Hits 2,800, Virus Spreads to 47 Countries
With new cases across Brazil, Europe and the Middle East, the deadly virus has now spread to every continent except Antarctica.
Trump Says Coronavirus Outbreak Not 'Inevitable' Despite Warnings From CDC
"Well, I don't think it's inevitable," President Donald Trump said about a widespread coronavirus outbreak to reporters at a Wednesday news conference. "Whatever happens," Trump continued, "we're totally prepared."
As Coronavirus Deaths Rise in Italy, WHO Could Declare Outbreak a Pandemic
South Korea is now reporting the second highest number of confirmed cases outside China, while the death toll in Italy has nearly doubled within a day.
Cruise Ship Coronavirus Quarantine is 'Recipe for Transmission': Scientist
More than half of those reported infected outside China were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which has been quarantined in Japan for over two weeks.
China's Hubei Province Reports 14,840 New Coronavirus Cases, 242 New Deaths
New information from the Hubei province of China, where the recent outbreak of COVID-19 is alleged to have started, is claiming 14,840 new confirmed cases and 242 new deaths as a result of the virus.
What to Know About New Coronavirus Causing Screenings at U.S. Airports
Cases have been confirmed outside of China where it originated and the World Health Organization will meet to determine if the outbreak constitutes an international emergency.
Contaminated Blackberries Linked to Hepatitis A Outbreak
Blackberries bought in Fresh Thyme Farmers Market in September have been linked to an outbreak of hepatitis A in 11 states.
Two Strains of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Combine to Cause More Deadly Infection
The process was discovered following an infection of one patient, who had to undergo four amputations during a life-saving procedure after the disease turned deadly.
More Than 100 Products Recalled Over Listeria Contamination Fears
The recall affects products sold under the brand names Del Monte, HEB, Hungryroot, Kroger Organic, Mann's, Marketside, O Organics, Signature Farms, Sysco and Trader Joe's.
Measles Virus Destroys Immune Systems of Unvaccinated Kids: Study
The study provides more proof that children should be vaccinated against the virus, experts stressed.
Poultry company expands its recall of products due to bacteria
Tip Top Poultry has expanded its recall list due to concerns over listeria, a bacterium that can cause serious health problems for the infected, including stillbirths for pregnant women.
Woman Undergoes Multiple Surgeries After Contracting Flesh-Eating Bacteria
Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare, potentially fatal infection caused by several different types of bacteria which move rapidly through the body, attacking the skin and soft tissue.
Woman's Limbs Amputated After She Was Infected By Dog Saliva
Marie Trainer from Stark County said it was "very hard to cope with."
New York Woman Dies After Liposuction Procedure in Dominican Republic
The Dominican health minister has launched a review into the death of Alexandra Medina, the latest U.S. resident to die after traveling to the country for an elective procedure.
CDC Says Pig Ear Dog Treats May Have Caused 13 State Salmonella Outbreak
The salmonella bacteria can cause symptoms including diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps, according to the CDC.
Alarming Study Shows Bat Flu Can Spread to Humans
Humans are coming into increasing contact with bats, raising the risk of transmission.
Brain-eating Infection Caused by Tap Water Kills Woman
The woman used tap water instead of sterilized liquid to rinse her sinuses.
Pennsylvania Dentist Patients at Risk of HIV, Hepatitis
Patients who had dental procedures at the facility between January 1, 2007 and September 14, 2018, should get tested, health officials said.
What is Adenovirus? New Jersey Virus Outbreak Kills 6
"Rarely does adenovirus get this nasty," a specialist said.
Glimpse of Hope for Most Deadly Infectious Disease
Drug resistance threatens recent gains against the disease—but research shows there's reason to be optimistic.
Cases of Rare Infection From Contact Lenses Increasing
A common mistake people make while wearing contacts is leading to the outbreaks.
Complications from West Nile Virus Kill One in Texas
The West Nile virus has killed 35 people so far in 2018.
Woman Loses Toes to 'Fish Pedicure' Gone Horribly Wrong
"By the time they'd realized what it was, my entire toe bone had been eaten away," said Victoria Curthoys.
Man Who Lost Penis to Flesh-Eating Superbug Wins Payout
"I'll never get my health back, and I just want other people to be aware of how dangerous this flesh-eating bug is," said Andrew Lane.