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San Diego County public health officials reported 380 new COVID-19 infections Monday, raising the region’s total case count to 52,735.

Coronavirus testing rates have fallen in several states where cases are increasing, an NBC News analysis of Covid testing data has found.

Under the state’s vaccine distribution plan, vulnerable people, including health care workers, older people and people with underlying medical conditions, would likely be the first to get the vaccine…

Cold-causing adenovirus used in four experimental COVID-19 vaccines increased risk of HIV infection when used in AIDS vaccine trials

More than a quarter of the new cases, 52, were reported in Fairbanks, where outbreaks have been reported at a prison and a Pioneer Home.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said in an open letter on Friday that his company could apply for emergency federal approval of its coronavirus vaccine as soon as late November, noting that the drugmaker expects to have enough data on the treatment’s safety and efficacy by then. That marks the first time a vaccine developer has […]

Dr. Anthony Fauci said he is “absolutely not” surprised President Donald Trump contracted Covid-19 after seeing him surrounded by people not wearing face masks and flouting best public health practices.

SEATTLE – Doctor Ali Mokdad and the folks at UW’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation have been worrying about coronavirus cases increasing in the coming months. “The cases are going to increase unfortunately,” Mokdad said. “People are going to go indoors and most of the social activity is going to happen indoors. “

There were 45 people with COVID-19 hospitalized in Alaska by Sunday and an additional 18 patients were awaiting test results.