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When a friend asked me if this was the big one two weeks ago, I was not sure. Today I can answer: Yes.

During times of change and uncertainty blanket innuendos by nationally recognized news outlets don’t help us address the problems in front of us. Instead, they undermine confidence in our healthcare institutions.

The coronavirus has already taken a toll on the labor market and manufacturing output.

Americans have been told as many as 100,000 to 200,000 people could die across the country as a result of the pandemic.

54gene, the African genomics research, services, and development company, has launched a fund to tackle the current challenges around testing for COVID-19 in Nigeria

COVID-19 has altered the lens through which we have typically looked at food insecurity in the Caribbean. The region is not just looking at a national or regional crisis— it is faced with one of the most far-reaching global crises in history— which cou…

Even before the coronavirus outbreak, China’s pharmaceutical and healthcare-related industries have been benefiting from rising household income at home and global aging trends.

If a high school or college student athlete is believed to be trans and competing on a women’s team, the law allows a school to perform a physical examination of their genitals.

The antidote to coronafog (the ever-present worry and stress due to COVID19) is simply, kindness.

How Big Data can help our understanding of Coronavirus (COVID-19)