Coronavirus updates: Florida reports first deaths on East Coast
The number of confirmed cases worldwide continues to climb.
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The number of confirmed cases worldwide continues to climb.
The outbreak of Spanish flu during World War I infected about one-third of the Earth's population, causing at least 50 million deaths, including more than a half-million in the United States, where news reports on the epidemic were prohibited
Dr. Jon LaPook with the latest on the virus' spread in the U.S., and what precautions you should take to avoid infecting yourself and others.
On this "Face the Nation" broadcast, we sat down with Surgeon General Jerome Adams, Senator Chris Murphy and Washington Governor Jay Inslee
There are 76 confirmed COVID-19 cases in New York State, including 11 in New York City.
Coffee chain says it is "adapting as new information is made available" about the virus outbreak.
"We're monitoring COVID19 closely and will make necessary updates to our policies if we see people trying to exploit this public health emergency."
The Trump administration has come under pressure over America's late-to-the-game roll out of wide-scale testing for the new COVID-19 disease.
After South by Southwest and two Miami music festivals were canceled as a precaution against spreading COVID-19, some music fans are calling for more events to be shut down.
There have been 12 deaths in the United States — 11 in Washington state and one in California.
The government has raced to distribute tests after an initial delay.
Announcement comes after Apple, Facebook and other big companies withdrew from the annual event.
While the U.S. scrambles to test potential coronavirus patients quickly and effectively, South Korea is implementing an innovative solution — drive-thru test centers.
Investors are worried the economic damage from the virus outbreak will be worse than previously thought.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus, the CDC recommends washing your hands for 20 seconds — or the same amount of time it takes to sing "Happy Birthday" twice.
Normally mobbed with visitors, some of the world's most popular tourist sites are now strangely empty.
Health experts weigh in on what coronavirus does to your body, how long it lives on surfaces and more.
For now, the White House will be requiring guests to disclose the countries they've visited recently, and other measures are also being considered.
"We could discount prices tomorrow and it wouldn't do any good," said one airline executive as travel demand wanes.
Actress Celia Au, who shared the video, slammed the incident: "There's not a single confirmed case of an Asian infected in NYC. Stop discriminating cause the virus definitely doesn't."
"They're just scared to get infected by Chinese people," restaurant owner Kin Lam told CBS News.
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's message to families who fear they will miss paychecks: "We will help them."
At the CDC Friday, he said, "The tests are all perfect, like the letter — was perfect. The transcription was perfect. This was not as perfect as that, but it'll be good."
The package was passed by overwhelming bipartisan majorities in Congress earlier this week.
Stadium employee who worked at a Feb. 22 XFL game at the 72,000-seat venue where the Seattle Seahawks play has tested positive for the coronavirus.