coronavirus questions

Smell and taste loss are coronavirus symptoms many patients report. Here’s why it’s important to note these right away and how long they can last.

We look at the latest research so you’re better prepared as cities open back up.

Can coronavirus spread through water? See what experts are saying about what you can expect from community pools and spas, lakes, and beaches.

As many states look to re-open after the quarantine, the issue of coronavirus antibody testing is becoming more and more paramount. Antibody testing enables researchers to have a better understanding…

Scientists are feverishly working on a COVID-19 vaccine, which could be 12 to 18 months out. When limited supplies are available, who should get them first?

Can you get the coronavirus in your eyes? New research examining Italy’s first COVID-19 patient suggests that you can. Find out other unusual symptoms here.

With ever-changing news updates about the pandemic, many are left wondering if Chloroquine is an effective treatment for COVID-19. Experts weigh in.

Can you get coronavirus twice? Patients are testing positive for coronavirus after recovering, sparking questions about immunity and spread.

Is it possible to catch coronavirus in grocery stores? Is it better to order online? Here’s what shoppers need to know when it comes to procuring food.

Is it a good idea to continue planning for summer travel with the coronavirus in mind? Dr. Anthony Fauci is saying that it’s possible.