US/World Stories
-
Trump Vs. the Scientific World
President Trump's call to pursue herd immunity is similar to his past pronouncements to end the pandemic: They lack little support within the scientific community. -
The Virus Loves Cool Weather, Hates the Heat
New data on whether the coronavirus can survive on money, cell phones and other nonporous surfaces showed that the hotter it is, the quicker the virus died. -
White House COVID Toll Rising
More people in the White House are testing positive for COVID-19 as people wonder where the super spreader event really was. -
The Oval Office and COVID-19: Day 4 (Updated)
Developing story: The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has found its way to the highest levels of the White House. President Trump and his wife both tested positive. -
President Trump Receives Remdesivir, But What Is It?
The President is doing well and that he had received a dose of an investigational drug, remdesivir. -
The Cause of Lung Cancer in China is Shifting
New studies blame air pollution-created particulates for China's rise in lung cancer. -
U.S. TB Efforts Falling Behind During Pandemic
A new survey-report found that 73% of people with tuberculosis could not access treatment due to healthcare services being reassigned for COVID-19 care. -
Is Wisconsin in a State of COVID-19 Confusion?
... -
Q&A On COVID Herd Immunity: Is It Coming Soon?
Medical Daily speaks to Stuart Campbell Ray M.D. at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine about the various aspects of herd immunity. -
Wildfires and COVID-19 - a One-Two Punch
The wildfires are devastating thousands of acres of land, destroying communities - and causing health problems to people who live hundreds of miles away. -
Vaccine Trial Halted for Safety Review
Trials for 1 of the 9 contenders for a COVID-19 vaccine have been halted after a participant in AstraZeneca's vaccine trial fell ill. -
COVID-19 and Higher Ed: An Update
In-person classes, online classes, hybrids - as of a few days ago, one-quarter of the country's 3,000 institutions still didn't know how to hold classes.
