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The WHO announces a large international clinical trial to test 5 treatments.
Modeling predicts "a terrible dilemma of very long-term social distancing, or overloading healthcare systems, or both."
Trump announced that the USNS Mercy and Comfort Navy hospital ships, hospitals at sea, will be deployed to New York and the West Coast.
A computerized clinical support tool implemented at an academic medical center helped reduce rates of Clostridioides difficile testing without an associated increase in adverse events in patients whose tests were prevented, researchers from the University of Virginia (UVA) School of Medicine reported today in Open Forum Infectious Diseases.
People are likely experiencing exactly this contradiction as we confront the COVID-19 pandemic together.
Italy reports 3,526 new infections, boosting its total past 30,000.
The number of US COVID-19 cases tops 5,000.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported two more MERS-CoV cases, one in Riyadh and the other in Mecca, raising the number reported in March to eight.
CARB-X announced today that it is awarding $2.86 million to Microbiotix of Worcester, Massachusetts, to develop a new oral antibiotic for multidrug-resistant (MDR) gonorrhea.
An important mode of transmission—close-range aerosol spread—needs to be part of the COVID-19 prevention equation.
Doctors in hard-hit Lombardy paint a dire picture of overwhelmed ICUs and a lack of resources.
The White House says to limit gatherings to 10 people.
Data on children treated for mild pneumonia suggests antibiotics may not be needed as often as prescribed.
And 1,440 new cases in Spain mean it is now the world's fourth hardest-hit country.
A wild deer has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD) near Farmington, Minn., nearly 100 miles from the state's disease epicenter, according to a Mar 13 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) news release.
As of Mar 2, the United States so far this year has recorded 12 measles cases from 7 jurisdictions, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a Mar 12 monthly update. The totals reflect an increase of 7 cases and 2 jurisdictions since the CDC's last update on Feb 3.
New York City cancels schools, the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, and Italy reports a large spike in cases.
US travel restrictions now include flights arriving from the UK and Ireland.
Italy reports 2,547 new infections and 250 more deaths, boosting its totals to 17,770 cases and 1,255 deaths.
The declaration allows the president to exercise emergency powers and tap into $50 billion for relief efforts; Trump also announced a new public-private partnership to address the test shortage.
