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And physical distancing, avoiding bars, avoiding crowds, and wash your hands. Instead of underlining this information today, President Trump has been spending his time defending what most americans think has been a poor response to the pandemic. The president tweeting nonsense that, quote, if we have no testing or bad testing, we would show very few cases, which is kind of like saying no pregnancy tests would mean no one is pregnant, which is obviously not the case to say nothing of the fact tha...

Reported daily deaths over 1,000 on ten days this month. A critical lifeline for millions of struggling americans has now expired. That 600 supplemental unemployment benefit now gone. Top Democratic Leaders and white house officials have been meeting for hours to work out a deal, but all of this, of course, in the background as theres a new problem emerging for much of this country. Some 70 million americans threatened by hurricane isaias which is threatening coastlines from florida up into main...

We have not seen the president publicly since his return to the white house on monday night, and despite the president s active Coronavirus Infection and a growing white house outbreak, aides are preparing for President Trump to leave the white house residence and return to the oval office perhaps as soon as today. So far at least 19 people in President Trumps orbit have tested positive for the virus, 19 that we know of, that is. We still do not know when President Trump last tested negative. Ju...

The gulf coast. It is expected to make landfall tonight. Louisiana no stranger to storms is bracing for a lifethreatening storm surge. We will take you there live. Also today coronavirus cases are rising in most states across the country and some very fast, spiking in 41 states, remarkable at this stage. Today we dont know if the president is testing positive or not or, in fact, how and how often he has been tested. What we do know he wants to start going out in public again, holding big rallies...

Health leaders are reporting a new COVID strain called "pirola" and doctors said it could be more contagious than previous variants.

Jeanne M. Marrazzo, a University of Alabama at Birmingham infectious-disease expert, will succeed Anthony S. Fauci this fall as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, federal officials announced Wednesday.

As the weather warms, it can bring along a wave of illnesses. Here are some summer bugs to watch for in 2023, including HMPV, Covid, enteroviruses, Lyme Disease and more.

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One of the four COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the United States is no longer available, the nation's public ...

Almost 40 years after the discovery of HIV, could we be on the verge of ending the AIDS epidemic in America? How did scientists tackle one of the most elusive deadly viruses to ever infect humans? Can innovative drugs bring new infections to zero? Tune in or livestream ‘NOVA: Ending HIV in America’ Wed, Oct. 5 at 8pm on WSIU TV.