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The FDA has just given emergency use authorization for the first at-home test for the coronavirus.
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The FDA has just given emergency use authorization for the first at-home test for the coronavirus.
On Tuesday, reporter Jenna DeAngelis heard from another survivor. He has battling the coronavirus for a month and is still on the mend.
The situation inside some schools overseas could be a sneak peak at what schools in the Tri-State Area will look like when students eventually return.
The mayor said the reserve will include so-called "bridge" ventilators, face shields, surgical gowns and test kits.
The loosening of the hospital bed policy will not apply to areas still struggling with large numbers of COVID-19 cases such as New York City or Westchester, Rockland, Erie, Dutchess or Albany counties.
Social media has been a great way for people to stay close and connected while social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
It will help determine whose immune system has essentially fought the coronavirus, and how to reopen the economy.
President Trump tweeted late Monday that amid the coronavirus pandemic, he will be signing an executive order that will temporarily halt immigration.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says New York City hospitals have enough masks, face shields and gloves to make it through Sunday, but surgical gowns are in short supply.
More than 750 COVID-19 patients nationally have had convalescent plasma treatment.
Weeks of long hours witnessing death and sickness are taking a toll.
The number of people dying each day in New York State from coronavirus-related illness dropped to 478 in the past 24 hours, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo continued to urge people to practice caution and vigilance until a vaccine is available.
While stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, you may want to put that time to use by doing something that can help feed your family.
One facility on Long Island, however, has no suspected cases -- with the staff crediting its nursing director.
CBS2's Tony Aiello visited one facility on Long Island that's doing its best under difficult conditions.
