Yale researchers: Saliva-based coronavirus testing could be an alternative for deep nasal swabs cleveland.com >View original article Contributor:
Tensions between Washington and Beijing escalated as President Trump said the U.S. death toll could reach 100,000. The Supreme Court will hear cases remotely for the first time. View original article Contributor:
By some measures, it is winning the race, with four companies already testing their vaccine candidates on humans. View original article Contributor:
I hope to offer some useful survival tips and help you realize that however distressed you may feel, you are neither abnormal nor alone. View original article Contributor:
Children are not the focus of the pandemic. But pediatricians are worried for children and families, for now and for the future. View original article Contributor:
As businesses contemplate the return of workers to their desks, many are considering large and small changes to the modern workplace culture and trappings. View original article Contributor:
At least a dozen nations planned to ease restrictions beginning on Monday. And President Trump increased his death toll prediction. View original article Contributor:
Dermatologists advise using moisturizers, hypoallergenic soaps and other methods. View original article Contributor: Marlene Cimons
Scientists seek ways to boost older people’s protections against influenza, the novel coronavirus, other pathogens. View original article Contributor: Jonathan Wosen
“The absolute most important thing is that they know that they’re cared about,” said a principal in Texas who drove 800 miles to visit each of his school’s 612 graduating seniors. View original article Contributor: