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The novel coronavirus has been declared a global health emergency, but social media chatter about it has outpaced the virus itself.

At a time when many are worried about the new coronavirus, the CDC warns citizens not to let their guard down about influenza, saying flu season could still continue for weeks.

Experts say 41% of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 may have been exposed in the hospital and almost one third of patients were healthcare professionals likely exposed while at work.

As spread of the novel COVID-19 coronavirus continues, the American College of Cardiology has released a clinical update that looks at early cardiac implications and clinical guidance.

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An Italian doctor at the front lines of the COVID-19 epidemic, desperate for a better way to triage patients in danger of respiratory failure, is trying lung ultrasounds.

Maintain social connection as much as possible during this time through technology and social media. There are various ways to connect online with friends, and some gym coaches and music teachers are offering online sessions.

A series of recent mandates aimed at addressing barriers to telehealth 'have come in a time of desperation,' one New York-based cardiologist says.

All three meetings were set to begin in May but rapidly changing global developments have taken them down diverging paths, for now.

Vaping introduces toxic chemicals that harm lung cells and change their metabolism, Galiatsatos said, and it also curbs the body's immune system.

2020 COVID-19 guidance for urgent and nonurgent patient care in ophthalmology.

Final year medical students are waiting to hear what emergency arrangements have been made to allow them to be accelerated onto the NHS frontline.

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A combination of quarantine, school closures, and work-from-home measures is the most effective way to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to a new study.

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Across the country, volunteers are cobbling together improvised personal protective equipment and supplies for health care workers who are scrounging for protection.

However, experts stressed that this research is still in its early stages, so people shouldn't try any of the drugs now to prevent or treat COVID-19.

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