President Trump starts up the "flu vs COVID" debate again.

Is COVID just like the flu? We ask two people who had COVID and get their thoughts.

The White House doesn't seem interested in contact tracing to find out who gave President Trump COVID.

Movie theaters are struggling to stay alive. Is this the beginning of the end?

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President Trump returns to the White House. He says he feels "really good" and tells people not to be afraid of the virus.

Dexamethasone can help reduce inflammation in the body during a viral illness but it comes with some wild side effects.

Do regular people have access to the same treatments President Trump received?

Was the White House announcement and introduction of Supreme Court justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett a super-spreader event?

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The worse case scenario is here for the White House with President Trump and the First Lady testing positive for the coronavirus. Dr. Peter Chin-Hong from UCSF explains many COVID-19 patients are most infectious in days leading up to being symptomatic. 

What kind of treatment will the President receive for "mild symptoms? Dr. Rahul Khare of Chicago's Innovative Care breaks down the possible road to recovery from COVID-19.

Being a 74-year-old obese male puts President Trump at greater risk.  

If the coronavirus can reach the White House, is there any place that's immune to the virus? 

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former aide to First Lady Melania Trump, shares her insight on what may happen inside the White House during the chaos. 

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Some participants in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine trials are reporting side effects such as fevers, body aches, chills and exhaustion as Reuters reports the FDA is expanding a safety probe into a AstraZeneca vaccine.

Workers are starting to head back to their offices. But are businesses ready to provide a safe environment for employees?

While much of the nation focuses on the coronavirus pandemic, the number of opioid-related deaths is surging.

Hollywood heavyweights and movie theater owners are pleading with Congress for a bailout.

A Finnish study shows many people are having nightmares about COVID-19.

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Sweden has one of the lowest rates of daily new coronavirus cases in all of Europe. It avoided strict lockdowns. But there's concern there that a second surge is happening. Is Sweden doing it right?

Dogs are being used to sniff out the coronavirus.

Are politics playing too big of a role in public health now?

Lawmakers might be close to a new stimulus bill.

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The worldwide death toll hits one million in the COVID-19 pandemic. Are we making any progress?

Some NFL players test positive for the coronavirus. What does this mean for the rest of the season?

Is remodeling your home in the middle of a pandemic a good idea?

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Hair loss might be a long-haul symptom of COVID-19.

Thanksgiving has doctors worried about more virus cases.

The pandemic might be setting more and more women back in the workplace.

Holistic forecasting could help us respond to the next pandemic.

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We hear the stories of five people who have lost family members to COVID-19 and how they're grieving the loss at a time when grieving is not a straightforward process. 

We hope to put names, personalities and emotions to that 200,000 death statistic in the U.S. to get a better sense of the true toll this pandemic has taken on many families.

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Schools apparently aren't the super-spreader locations some scientists feared they might be.  Maybe all the cleaning we're doing is a big waste of time.  Farm workers in California's Central Valley struggle to make ends meet during this pandemic.  One major airline promises rapid coronavirus tests.  More people now are dealing with productivity guilt.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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The CDC director says at least 90 percent of the country is still susceptible to the virus. Can we achieve herd immunity safely? Will Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine work?  Farm workers in California struggle to pay bills as they work in the middle of the pandemic.  One doctor says the U.S. military can help create more COVID tests.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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