‘We need data’: White House supports probe into COVID-19 origin

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said the White House supports an independent investigation into COVID-19’s origin after Wuhan researchers were reportedly hospitalized with COVID-like symptoms months before the pandemic.

NYC schools to be in-person only in September, de Blasio says

"New York City public schools, 1 million kids, will be back in their classroom in September. All in-person, no remote," said Mayor Bill de Blasio.

1,606 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Monday; 27 new deaths

The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 1,606 Monday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida since the pandemic began is now 2,311,941.

'I'm young, I shouldn't be here': My fight with COVID-19

Where Maurielle got COVID-19 is still not exactly known, but she does know what it was like to survive the virus. Now she's telling us her COVID-19 survival story, her own words.

Norwegian Cruise Line announces plan for U.S. return to cruising

The cruise line also stated that the restart of cruising in the U.S. is dependent on receiving a ‘Conditional Sailing Certificate’ from the CDC.

3,406 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Saturday; 22 new deaths

The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 3,406 Saturday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida since the pandemic began is now 2,308,266.

India's COVID-19 death toll 3rd highest in world at 300,000 amid slow vaccine drive

India topped 300,000 virus-related deaths on Monday, the nation with the third-highest death toll after the U.S. and Brazil. Meanwhile, vaccine deliveries have slowed as the surge hits the nation’s countryside.

With low demand, many government-run COVID-19 test sites are closing

Moving forward, officials said local pharmacies, doctors’ offices, county health facilities and urgent care locations will take over testing. Many pharmacies, including CVS and Walgreens, provide COVID-19 testing free of charge.

COVID-19 pandemic has fueled eating disorder surge in teens, adults

Many hospital beds are full. Waiting lists for outpatient treatment are bulging. And teens and adults seeking help for eating disorders are often finding it takes months to get an appointment.

‘Distinguished’ gentlemen in dapper duds drove throughout Bay Area to draw attention to men’s health issues

On Sunday, Bay Area streets were filled with hundreds of men, dressed to the nines riding on their motorcycles. It was all part of the ‘Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride’ which strives to bring awareness to health issues men face.

Any amount of alcohol consumption can harm brain, according to UK study

Researchers in England are recommending health officials revise drinking guidelines after finding that any amount of alcohol consumption can affect the brain.

Fauci 'not convinced' COVID-19 developed naturally

Dr. Anthony Fauci says he is "not convinced" COVID-19 developed naturally, and called for an open investigation into the virus' origins.

2,069 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Sunday; 11 new deaths

The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 2,069 Sunday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida since the pandemic began is now 2,310,335.

6-year-old boys bonded forever through organ donation

Last year on March 25, two days after his sixth birthday, Sean Michael Bridges-Rivera was critically injured in a car accident. He died just days later. On Sunday, the family of the little boy who received Sean's heart met with Sean's family at a church in Orlando for the first time.

CDC warns Americans not to hug, kiss chickens amid salmonella outbreak

Federal health officials are warning people not to touch backyard poultry after reporting more than 100 cases of salmonella across 43 states.

Finding volunteers for clinical trials proves difficult, even during a pandemic

People reach for medicine every day without a second thought about how it came to them, but those drugs, vaccines, and medical treatments all go through clinical trials to test them first.