Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel argued that events that spark joy, including holiday gatherings and sports games, should not be canceled despite an uptick in COVID cases.
ATLANTA — A panel of U.S. advisers will meet Tuesday to vote on how scarce, initial supplies of a COVID-19 vaccine will be given out once one has been approved.
New York University-Langone professor of medicine Dr. Marc Siegel urged the public on Friday to accept the forthcoming coronavirus vaccines, telling "Bill Hemmer Reports" that the rare reported side effects are both quickly dispatched with and less severe than some of the more extreme symptoms of the contagion itself.
The U.S. reached a record high in coronavirus-related hospitalizations, data shows, as the CDC issued a grim prediction about the nation's virus death toll.
The U.S. again reported a new high in coronavirus-related hospitalizations on Thursday, marking the 32nd day in a row that the country has seen an increase, according to The COVID Tracking Project.
St. Michael’s College managed to keep coronavirus cases at bay for almost two months this fall with students tested upon arrival and once every three weeks.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said forecasting models are predicting that the death toll in the U.S. due to the virus could spike over the next four weeks.
A retired police chief in California who was struck by the coronavirus said his 21-day stint in the hospital is evidence that the illness doesn’t discriminate.
In a heartfelt Twitter message on Thanksgiving, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams disclosed that his wife, Lacey, and his mother were both recently hospitalized -- and thanked everyone who “kept a hospital bed open” for his loved ones by following coronavirus precautions.
The world’s largest maker of surgical gloves is temporarily closing more than half its factories despite record demand — because more than 1,000 employees tested positive for the coronavirus, authorities said Monday.