Fauci: U.S. must prepare for infections to "rear their heads again"
While social distancing is working, we can't loosen restrictions yet, Dr. Anthony Fauci said.
Mom can't "snuggle and kiss" terminally ill son amid virus fears
Khye Jessup has Hunter syndrome and any exposure to the coronavirus could be "detrimental."
"Overwhelmed" mom of 3 given laptops during school shutdown
Hearts of Gold, which has been around for 26 years, helps mothers and children who are low-income, homeless or formerly homeless.
Infant coronavirus death in Chicago is "very unusual," doctor says
Chicago's public health commissioner said medical professionals don't want parents bringing healthy babies to emergency rooms.
Unprecedented jobless claims "could persist for a while"
More than 3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, the most in 50 years.
Ford CEO: Ventilators expected in hospitals in "early June"
Ford also plans to produce "positive air pressure masks" for health care workers, CEO Jim Hackett said.
Astronaut who spent 665 days in space has advice on isolation
By social distancing and quarantining, people are "saving lives," retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson said.
Doctors and nurses "scared to come to work" without supplies
With a shortage of personal protective equipment, some have resorted to using bandanas to cover their faces.
Coronavirus response is now "under one roof," FEMA head says
FEMA Administrator Peter Gaynor said he has several priorities including supply chain management.
How long will the coronavirus outbreak last in the U.S.?
A quick timeline would mirror the timeline in China, where the coronavirus outbreak began, Dr. Deborah Birx said.
Ibuprofen does not worsen coronavirus symptoms, doctor says
Concern over the use of the anti-inflammatory drug started after a warning from the health minister of France.
Will U.S. coronavirus outbreak look like South Korea or Italy?
To ensure the country's hospitals can treat the people who get sick, mitigation measures are needed, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said.
Virus "unknowns" put U.S. in unprecedented situation, top expert says
The current coronavirus testing system in the United States is "failing," Fauci said at a Congressional committee hearing.
U.S. working to cut "red tape" on coronavirus testing: Pence
The government has been criticized for not doing enough testing, making it difficult to determine an accurate number for how many Americans are actually infected.
HHS secretary says U.S. is "expanding" coronavirus testing
More than 1,030 coronavirus cases have been reported in the U.S., up from 126 one week ago.