Tara Haelle, Contributor

It’s not easy adjusting to working from home. But it can be done. Mostly.

Staying home instead of attending in-person church services on Easter will be difficult for many, but it’s also a unique opportunity, church leaders say.

Previous estimates of the R0 of COVID-19 put it at about 2.2, but new data from China suggests the number is closer to 5.7, at least during the Chinese outbreak.

It’s important to know the do’s and don’ts of wearing a cloth mask in public. Until the CDC provides better guidance, here’s the advice of a clinical nursing scientist and infection preventionist.

More data about COVID-19 in youth supports early findings that children and teens tend to have a less severe course of illness than adults and do not always have the same cough and fever symptoms.

Rats—and mice—are staples in basic science research about human physiology and psychology. Even research into COVID-19 will rely on at least some research in rats

If you’re looking for simple answers on universal mask-wearing, you won’t find it here. But you will find everything else you could hope to know about masks.

Despite the risk posed by church gatherings, Texas Governor Greg Abbott allows church services while denying abortions as essential healthcare, in defiance of physicians’ opinions.

The study’s small size and other weaknesses mean it does not offer a lot of helpful information in determining the possible utility of hydroxychloroquine, according to experts who reviewed the study.

“Don’t believe anything that the President says and his people because they don’t know what they’re talking about,” the wife told NBC News. “This is a heartache I’ll never get over.”