Coronavirus

This postdoc was abroad when the U.S. imposed travel restrictions. He got back—but got COVID-19 along the way

Meeting seeks to allay fears that Trump will push a vaccine through before Election Day

Primate centers band together for study rejected by Operation Warp Speed

Doctors face reprimands for wearing masks as researchers consider leaving the country

STEM postings are down by about 70%, according to an analysis of job boards

President was given an antibody cocktail, still being evaluated in clinical trials, that targets a surface protein of the new coronavirus

In another candid interview, the NIAID director explains how he tries to counters White House optimism with “reality”

Government seeks to eliminate funds that pay for research and use the money to help cope with the pandemic

“Obviously, the president of the United States has access to everything”

Regeneron’s monoclonal antibody cocktail reduces viral load in people infected with SARS-CoV-2

Linfa Wang’s innovative new assay could help reveal when and where the virus spilled over to humans

During a vaccine trial site visit, project leaders and researchers discuss minority enrollment, politics, safety, and conflicts of interest

CT value could flag at-risk patients and prioritize them for contact tracing

Fear of infection places a huge burden on society

A survey of recent virtual meetings shows that most saw higher—and perhaps more diverse—attendance than in previous years

White-crowned sparrows sang softer, more complex songs during the quiet of the pandemic lockdown