As we continue to learn more about the disease, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other experts are providing additional insight that allows us to look at more coronavirus myths...
As a parent, protecting your baby is your first priority. Thankfully, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have determined that “There’s no evidence that children are more susceptible...
The symptoms of the current COVID-19 are similar to those described for MERS and SARS, other coronavirus strains that were first reported in 2003 and 2012.
If you’re healthy, should you worry about coronavirus? We’re answering your questions and offering specific insight on coronavirus for people in good health.
If you feel sick with COVID-19 symptoms, it’s essential to know where to go, and where not go, too. Read what to do if you feel like you have symptoms of this coronavirus disease.
If you’re pregnant and trying to assess your risks for infection with coronavirus, there are probably several questions on your mind. Here's what moms-to-be should know.
For those who have had exposure to coronavirus and those who have tested positive, it’s especially important to take these steps to prevent spreading germs to others in your home or community.
There is no evidence that children are more susceptible to COVID-19 than other groups of people. But taking extra steps to prevent the spread of the virus is important for keeping your kids safe.
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