Becker's has compiled a non-exhaustive list of known characteristics, trends and treatments related to COVID-19, as of June 26.

Nevada had the highest COVID-19 reproduction rate, while Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., had the lowest, according to rt.live. 

COVID-19 may cause numerous psychiatric and neurological complications in patients of all ages, including stroke and psychosis, according to a small U.K. study published in The Lancet Psychiatry.

Nearly one-third of Black Americans know someone who has died from COVID-19, according to a new Washington Post-Ipsos survey.

The U.S. reported more than 41,000 new COVID-19 cases June 25, the nation's highest count since the pandemic began, according to data from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University.

This briefing contains updates at the state and city level for six states that have seen a 100-plus percent increase in new COVID-19 cases compared to June 11, according to data provided by NPR.

Fifteen employees at Salem (Ore.) Hospital have COVID-19, according to a June 24 report from the Oregon Health Authority.

At least 20 million Americans may have had COVID-19, according to a new CDC estimate cited by NBC News.

It is unclear whether out-of-state quarantines help contain the spread of COVID-19, CDC Director Robert Redfield, MD, said during a June 25 media briefing, according to CNBC.

The CDC has changed the list of symptoms linked to COVID-19 illness, adding four symptoms.

More than 40 percent of U.S. women said that they have changed their plans about when to have children or how many children to have because of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey shows.

The U.S. reported a record number of new COVID-19 cases June 24, with high patient volumes continuing to overwhelm many hospitals in the South and West. 

Drugmakers are making millions of extra flu shots this year in preparation for a possible second wave of COVID-19 during the annual flu season, and in a rare move, the CDC has bought 7 million doses directly from them, The Washington Post reported. 

The second-worst Ebola outbreak in history has ended after nearly two years, the World Health Organization said June 24. 

There are 29 states where the number of new cases of COVID-19 is rising and 12 states where the number is falling in the U.S., as of 7:24 a.m. CDT June 25, according to The New York Times.

Florida reported 5,508 new cases of the novel coronavirus June 24, its highest single-day jump in cases to date, CNBC reports.

In July, the Federal Communications Commission will formally designate the three-digit number 988 for the national suicide prevention hotline, according to CNN.

New research suggests that national protests against police brutality after a Black man was killed in Minneapolis police custody have not resulted in a spike in new COVID-19 cases, CNN reports.

Yakima, Wash.-based Virginia Mason Memorial officials said they had not met bed capacity June 23, citing miscommunication with local health officials over a previous statement saying the hospital had run out of beds, according to ABC affiliate KVEW. 

The National Quality Forum released recommendations to reach consistent high-quality care for every person in the U.S. by 2030.