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A doctor wearing a protective mask holds a stethoscope to the chest of a man struggling to breathe

Dyspnea and COVID-19: It's All in the Timing

Onset of shortness of breath can help distinguish COVID-19 from other illnesses, researchers argue

A physician wearing protective clothing looks at a chest x-ray

Almost 60% of Chest X-Rays 'Normal' in COVID-19

Imaging study may be inadequate to diagnose COVID-19 in an ambulatory care setting, research suggests

Boxes of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin

HCQ Plus Azithromycin: A Dangerous Combination?

Antimalarial drug appears safe alone; whether it's effective in COVID-19 still unclear

An illustration of a blood clot

Anticoagulation Guidance Emerging for Severe COVID-19

Pragmatic choices dominate as guidelines are shaping up

Illustrated coronaviruses in 4 different colors

Varied COVID-19 Strains Not a Problem for Vaccines -- For Now

Experts say it's likely too early to worry

A photo of a nurse wearing protective clothing in the ICU

Strong, Determined: Portraits of COVID-19 Healthcare Workers

Staff photographer at hospital deluged with cases: "I wanted to show what our people are going through"

A close up of a chloroquine tablet in a package

Chloroquine Is Not a Harmless Panacea for COVID-19

There's a real safety concern with malaria drug

Illustrated icons of rheumatology: x-rays of knee joint and hands with arthritis, pills, syringe, ointment tube and crutch

Rheumatologists: On the COVID-19 Front Line

Experience with rheumatic drugs may help in the most severe cases

A bottle of Kaletra

No Benefit to HIV Medication for COVID-19 Infection

Open-label trial found no difference in time to clinical improvement with lopinavir-ritonavir

A photo of an empty bed in the intensive care unit

SCCM: Too Few Ventilators, ICU Beds Available for Worst-Case COVID-19 Scenario

Even with less-than-fully-functional models pressed into service, shortages likely

A screenshot of the US COVID-19 tracker

Track the U.S. COVID-19 Outbreak in Real Time

Where and how many coronavirus cases diagnosed in this country

An illustration showing the spread of a virus from one person, to two, to four, to eight, to 16

CDC: Contact Tracing Not Needed for HCPs Exposed to COVID-19

Agency has advice for healthcare professionals

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Track the Coronavirus Outbreak on Johns Hopkins Live Dashboard

Realtime infection and death data from five sources

A photo of Whoopi Goldberg.

Whoopi Goldberg's Pneumonia Nightmare

Talk show host recounts near-fatal infection

Antibiotics Rx Common, but Variable, in Pediatric ICU

Children given antibiotics were on mechanical ventilation for fewer days

CDC May Have a Better Mousetrap for Sepsis Surveillance

Researchers compare the CDC's simplified criteria against SOFA criteria

Radiologists See Evidence, Impact of Opioid Epidemic

Emboli and infections from unsafe injection practices turn up on imaging

Hepatitis A Outbreak to Greet IDWeek

Homeless bear brunt of disease; delegates at low risk

Fatal Illness Contracted From Bagpipes

Playing 'the pipes' can be deadly

Japan Stops Some Vaccinations After Deaths

Japanese health officials have suspended the use of two pediatric vaccines as a precaution following the deaths of four young children, according to multiple media reports.

FDA Okays Single Dose Antibiotic for Pneumonia and Sinusitis

NEW YORK-The FDA has approved Zmax (azithromycin extended release) as a single-dose treatment for adults with pneumonia and certain types of acute mild-to-moderate bacterial sinusitis and pneumonia, Pfizer announced yesterday.

Feeding By Tube Is Common with Tracheotomy

CLEVELAND-Patients who require a tracheotomy to help them breathe often have trouble swallowing, which cuts their caloric intake. The solution, say experts, is to supplement regular meals with feeding by a nasogastric tube, which is what doctors treating Pope John Paul II have decided to do.