A year into the coronavirus pandemic, life in America remains almost unrecognizable. How long will the world stay this way?

The iPhone 12's MagSafe feature may be not safe if you have a pacemaker.

The score isn’t final yet, but so far in the contest between COVID-19 and professional sports, COVID-19 is getting its spikes smacked.

Newly released safety trial results have revealed heart and cancer risks associated with Xeljanz.

For lovers of music, theater, and art,  2020 was a lost year. One year later, many countries still find the situation unchanged.

After a year of the coronavirus pandemic raging across the globe, it looked like vaccines would provide a light at the end of the tunnel. Now, new strains of the virus raise questions about both...

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines have been on the market for almost two months, with millions of doses in circulation but months or years ahead before herd immunity can be reached. New additions...

A new CDC order went into effect February 1 requiring all travelers, conductors, drivers, and station staff to don masks. Here’s an easy guide to following the new rules.

After alarming testing results, the FDA has taken unprecedented action against importing hand sanitizers from Mexico.

Two new HIV treatments hold great promise: one replaces the daily hill of pills, and another that may eventually lead to disease prevention.

Smelly fish aren’t the only thing to worry about rotting right now, as the FDA announced a voluntary tartar sauce recall from House-Autry Mills, Inc.