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America's Best IT Service Providers 2021
The list will recognize the most widely recommended IT service providers in the U.S., encompassing a range of services.
Brood 10 Cicadas Map Shows the U.S. States Where the Insects Will Appear
Trillions of the bugs are due to emerge in parts of the country this spring.
The Best Hospitals in the World
Newsweek has partnered with Statista Inc., the global market research and consumer data firm, to develop the ranking of the world's best hospitals for the third year.
U.S. Records More Coronavirus Cases Than Ireland Has People
The U.S. suprassed 5 million cases on Sunday, meaning it makes up almost a quarter of the global total.
Fauci: Dangers of Re-opening Too Fast 'In Plain Sight in Southern States'
The White House coronavirus task force member and top immunologist made the comments after President Donald Trump said some states should consider easing restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
CDC COVID-19 Death Data Makes Risk to People of Color Seem Lower
Researchers said the way the body presents data ignores how structural racism produces health inequalities.
Coronavirus Disguises Itself to Hide Inside Our Cells and Replicate
Scientists examined the 3D structure of a protein that the virus creates.
How Bats Beat Coronaviruses Could Hold Key to Tackling COVID-19 Pandemic
Bats have "superpowered" immune systems, Sonja Vernes, of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, told Newsweek.
Falling COVID-19 Cases in Some States Don't Mean 'Mission Accomplished'
New cases per capita have decreased in Arizona, Delaware, and Maine in the past 14 days.
Testing Cruise Ship Sewage for Coronavirus Could Prevent Spread: Study
Scientists said testing saliva and feces samples from passengers could also be explored in future studies.
COVID-19 Deaths May Hit 157,000 in August as States Record New Daily Highs
The U.S. recorded the highest known coronavirus diagnoses, at over 3.6 million of a worldwide total of 14.1 million, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Risk of 2nd COVID-19 Wave Two Weeks after Lockdown Ends 97%: Study
Researchers looked at data on the Chinese city of Wuhan, the original epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic, for their study.
Even Mild Obesity Linked to Severe COVID-19, Death, in Study
The study involved almost 500 people in hard-hit Italy.
Why COVID-19 Deaths Are Rising in Some States and Not Others
In the past few weeks, states in the south and west have experienced surges in cases
Immunity to Coronavirus May Not Last More than a Couple Months: Study
Being sicker was linked to having more antibodies.
Brazil Covid-19 Deaths Rapidly Approaching U.S. Toll
The two countries lead the world for COVID-19 cases and fatalities.
COVID-19 Patients' Symptoms Can Last for Months after They First Appear
Persistent symptoms included fatigue and trouble breathing.
Scans Reveal Heart Damage in Over Half of COVID-19 Patients in Study
The research looked at more than 1,200 patients from 69 countries across six continents.
Trump Still Insists High COVID-19 Cases Down to More Testing. He's Wrong.
On Thursday, the U.S. hit another record high in reported daily cases at more than 64,000.
Coronavirus Seems to Trick Antibodies into Attacking Brain
The small study involved 11 COVID-19 patients in Germany.
Stress Caused by COVID-19 May Have Triggered Rise in Broken Heart Syndrome
None of the patients who had the condition in the study tested positive for COVID-19.
WHO Chief: "How Is It Difficult to Unite to Fight a Common Enemy?"
The remarks could be viewed as a thinly veiled response to the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the U.N. health agency.
Fauci Says People in Some States 'Didn't Listen'
Dr. Fauci made the remarks after the U.S. set a new record of more than 60,000 new coronavirus cases in a day.
U.S. COVID-19 Cases Are Skyrocketing, so Why Are Deaths Down?
Experts told Newsweek a number of factors play into this seemingly contradictory trend.
Vaccum Cleaner Bag Scores Best for DIY Facemask Material in Study
Scientists looked at how different face coverings might protect people from a COVID-19 patient.
Texans Became Less Worried About COVID-19 Pandemic as Cases Surged: Poll
The state is among those to have been hit by a spike in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks.
Sweden COVID-19 Deaths Linked to Failure to Lockdown
Co-author Dr. Peter Kasson of the University of Virginia School of Medicine said: "The key finding is that individual actions matter."
Best Nursing Homes 2021
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U.S. Hydroxychloroquine Prescriptions Spiked by 86 Percent in March
In one month, approximately 300,000 more patients than usual were given hydroxychloroquine in the U.S., according to a study.
Coronavirus Related to SARS-CoV-2 Found in China Mine Was Sent to Wuhan Lab
Three workers at the mine in China had died after developing pneumonia.