Hospitals Are Opening On-Site Food Markets for Health Care Workers
Instead of waiting in line at a crowded supermarket, health care workers at this hospital chain can pick up groceries in the cafeteria and spend more time at home.
Instead of waiting in line at a crowded supermarket, health care workers at this hospital chain can pick up groceries in the cafeteria and spend more time at home.
The new coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can be transmitted through saliva droplets coughed into the air. Here's the terminology you need to know to understand its transmission.
A century ago, Americans were warned that picking up the phone during the health crisis would be a very bad idea.
Face masks are the latest coronavirus couture, but warm exhaled air can obscure your lenses. Here's how to solve it.
Belleville, Pennsylvania, has a large Amish and Mennonite population, and a new coronavirus testing drive-thru is accommodating horses and buggies.
If you have a bandana and two hair ties, you have everything you need to make a protective face mask at home.
The non-stop news about coronavirus and COVID-19 can cause a lot of anxiety. Here's our weekly digest of useful information, uplifting stories, and surprising tidbits to help you cope during the pandemic.
One of the most in-demand household items is now scarce. If you find an old and expired bottle, here's what you should know about its effectiveness.
As we practice social distancing, it's still important to fight the spread of coronavirus on high-touch surfaces in the home. Here's how.
From virtual field trips to free workout classes, here are the best ways to stay busy while social distancing.
Crocs is devoted to helping nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals fight the coronavirus.
You can take your own temperature with a meat thermometer, just as long as you sanitize it properly.
For people who use the Waffle House Index to gauge disasters, the novel coronavirus pandemic just got real.
Elmo and the rest of the ‘Sesame Street’ characters help teach kids how to wash their hands and how to feel better about being stuck at home.
Human papillomavirus is the leading cause of cervical cancer, but most people with HPV never show symptoms.
These are the companies doing something to support vulnerable populations, small businesses, and regular customers during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Stop & Shop and other Albertsons-owned grocery stores are installing the sneeze guards to protect both employees and customers.
The underwear company is joining other clothing manufacturers to help get medical supplies to professionals in need.
Mary Mallon’s asymptomatic spreading of typhoid fever is a cautionary tale about the importance of washing your hands.
The current public health crisis and extended alone time caused by the coronavirus is raising anxiety levels all over. A psychologist has some advice that can help.
In the 1830s, Americans became obsessed with the idea that tomatoes could cure everything from cholera to diarrhea.
A couple of long-suffering scientists from Australia donated their time—and their gas—to figuring out whether farts can spread disease.
All it takes is a can of compressed air and a little homemade computer cleaner to keep coronavirus and other germs away from your laptop.
The organization is cautioning that canceled blood drives could create a serious supply shortage for people in need.