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Dr. Marty Makary predicts that the U.S. will see "gradual slowing" of COVID-19 infections in April and May, while "it's going to mostly be young people who are going to linger into May and June with cases."

President Joe Biden and his predecessor, Donald Trump, have both recently celebrated that most Americans can be vaccinated for COVID-19 in the coming months—a record pace for a novel virus. But just who deserves credit for the effort is drawing a sharp divide among them and their supporters.

On Thursday, Amazon said nearly 20,000 of their workers had contracted the coronavirus.

Testing in the state has fallen significantly, but thousands of new cases are detected daily.

The point of contact tracing is to extinguish small pockets of new cases before they explode into big outbreaks like the ones that steamrolled New York City and New Orleans last month.

The concept of "convalescent plasma" originated in the early 20th century and has been used to treat outbreaks of measles and mumps.

Acting Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli came under fire Monday for asking Twitter for alternate sources for information after having trouble accessing Johns Hopkins University's coronavirus map.

"Very young infants have a sense that when other people are counting it is tied to the rough dimension of quantity in the world," a scientist explained.

The professor, Juan Obarrio, was the subject of a petition and protests that called for his firing.

"My colleague bought me another pair of reading glasses...because the police had broken mine."

A huge amount of data have shown that traumatic events like this pose clear risks to the mental and physical health of children.

The CRACUNS was developed by researchers at John Hopkins University and named after the mythical Kraken.

Why does the surging Republican candidate say so many inflammatory things?

Scientists from Johns Hopkins and the University of Nebraska have located an algal virus which may impair human brain functions

A blood test was 80 percent accurate in predicting a person's risk for suicide, in a study performed at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine