Coronavirus

WeChat users have turned to all manner of tricks in a cat-and-mouse game with CCP censors to keep a video about the Shanghai lockdown online.

Philadelphia doctors are treating COVID patient’s loss of smell with plasma-soaked sponges. But whether it is working or not still needs to be sniffed out.

Far-UVC light — a type of ultraviolet light that isn’t harmful to human health — killed 98% of airborne microbes indoors in a new study.

A man whose persistent coronavirus infection kept him isolated for 7 months finally tested negative after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

In-development COVID-19 drug Peginterferon Lambda reduced risk of hospitalization or lengthy emergency room visits by 50% in a phase 3 trial.

China’s “zero-COVID” policies may be contributing to a surge of cases that has forced 50 million people into lockdown.

A new monoclonal antibody treatment effective against Omicron has received emergency authorization weeks after two others were banned.

An inhaled vaccine now moving into human trials could protect people from more than just the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

Every American household can now request four free COVID-19 tests from the U.S. government using a newly launched website.

Small pilot trials of two different types of external electrical brain stimulation suggest the technique may work as a long COVID treatment.