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Dr. John Whyte, the chief medical officer of WebMD, is here to answer your coronavirus questions.

Toys for Tots, a non-profit that normally provides needy families in the U.S. with toys around Christmas, has decided it can't wait until then due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Supermarkets across the U.S. have called on federal and state officials to designate their employees as first responders during the coronavirus pandemic.

Edward Snowden, the whistleblower who leaked classified information from the National Security Agency, has now warned that governments may use the coronavirus to remove certain freedoms.

Doctors and nurses at two hospitals in New York and Michigan are providing patients who recently overcame the coronavirus with an important musical message, "Don't Stop Believin."

The race is on now globally for doctors and scientists to find a vaccine for the coronavirus. Three potential COVID-19 vaccines are making fast progress in early-stage testing in volunteers in China and America, but it’s still a long road to prove if they’ll really work.

Women who are pregnant should avoid comparing their experience to friends and family who have had children prior to the coronavirus pandemic, one expert said.

The death toll of patients at a Virginia nursing rose to 45 on Tuesday, prompting fears among the understaffed and underfunded facility that the worst is yet to come.  

A few tips on how to properly clean a homemade face mask.

“Here Comes The Sun” never sounded so good. The heartwarming song from The Beatles is taking on a whole new life in one hospital just outside New York City.

A Washington woman infected with the novel coronavirus says she is a “miracle walking” after giving birth to a baby girl while in a medically-induced coma. 

Dr. Imran Sharief, a pulmonary disease specialist, is here to answer your coronavirus questions.

Doctor are turning to an online forum to share coronavirus successes, failures from the front line.

A forensic medicine professional who died from the coronavirus in Thailand is believed to be the first reported person to catch COVID-19 from a dead body.

A volunteer firefighter in Indiana recently had the surprise of a lifetime.

A respiratory therapist sparked a new trend among health care workers looking to cheer up their patients amidst the coronavirus crisis by taping a laminated smiling photo of himself to his personal protective equipment (PPE). 

An emergency room doctor in Seattle, Wash., who was in critical condition last month after being diagnosed with COVID-19, has described his "scary" journey to recovery on Monday.

The Los Angeles Unified School District announced on Monday none of its students will receive an "F" grade on their spring report card amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Empty hospitals, closed medical clinics and unemployed surgeons: While Americans see images of an overrun health-care system, the reality nationwide is very different.

As of Monday, Wyoming officials had counted 275 confirmed COVID-19 illnesses, and 98 probable cases.