Arizona could run out of hospital beds in just a few weeks as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge, a public health expert told NBC affiliate 12News.
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Historically, including sex as a variable in scientific research has been rare, and a newly published study shows there has been no increase in the number of studies to analyze data by sex in the last decade.
A majority of Americans (95 percent) believe that going to protests or demonstrations is a risk to their health, according to a new Axios-Ipsos Coronavirus Index poll.
A top World Health Organization official backpedaled on comments she made that transmission of the new coronavirus by infected but asymptomatic people is "very rare," The New York Times reports.
World Health Organization officials said June 8 that people with COVID-19 who are asymptomatic are not driving the spread of the new coronavirus, but two healthcare experts tweeted that the comments are creating confusion and are irresponsible.
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The U.S. has reported 1,961,187 COVID-19 cases and 111,014 deaths as of 9 a.m. CDT June 9. Worldwide, 7,145,847 cases and 407,067 deaths have been reported, while 3,316,747 people have recovered.
Progress on containing COVID-19's spread continues to vary drastically across regions, states and cities.
People with COVID-19 who are asymptomatic are not driving the spread of the new coronavirus, World Health Organization officials said June 8, according to CNBC.
The HHS released a set of resources to help hospitals prepare for the effects of civil unrest in the communities they serve.
About 39 percent of Americans report misusing cleaning supplies to prevent coronavirus transmission, including using bleach on food, a new survey shows.