As Coronavirus Vaccine Timeline Comes Into Focus, Scientists Now Focus On Building Public Trust
A COVID-19 vaccine timeline is coming into focus.
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A COVID-19 vaccine timeline is coming into focus.
President Donald Trump "continues to do extremely well" following his coronavirus diagnosis late last week, his doctor said in a memo Tuesday.
While Maryland continues to make progress in the fight against the coronavirus, the University of Maryland Medical System is out with a new public service announcement reminding everyone not to have a "party foul."
One in every five Americans recently polled say they're more likely to wear a mask now that President Donald Trump has tested positive for Covid-19.
The Maryland Transportation Authority will reopen its six E-ZPass Customer Service Centers within the MDOT MVA branches at limited capacity and by appointment only starting October 13.
The novel coronavirus may have infected about one in 10 people globally, meaning the majority of the world remains vulnerable to Covid-19, a World Health Organization official has said.
Using marijuana before entering the hospital for a surgical procedure can make your pain during recovery significantly worse, according to research presented Monday.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has again updated its guidance about how Covid-19 spreads to include information about potential for airborne transmission.
President Donald Trump tweeted he is leaving the Walter Reed Medical Center on Monday, just days after his COVID-19 diagnosis.
Maryland's seven-day coronavirus positivity rate is above three percent for the first time since mid-September, an increase Baltimore doctors said could be the result of Labor Day weekend gatherings.
A new health care clinic opened at My Brother's Keeper in west Baltimore Monday to help those in need get access to medical treatment.
Over the last few days, doctors have slowly revealed more details about the medications that are being used on President Trump.
College health professionals are monitoring a growing crisis among young adults struggling with mental health problems amid the coronavirus.
They will cease operations starting October 8.
By the end of December, Covid-19 could kill more than 2,900 people a day in the US, according to projections Monday from the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.
