Coronavirus

Past respiratory epidemics among chimpanzee and gorilla groups suggest COVID-19 could devastate them

Emails show agency reacted to unproven claims that pandemic started at Wuhan, China, lab

Drawing on past crises, psychologists launch studies—and offer solutions

Remdesivir sped recovery of patients by several days, although it’s “not a home run”

Shark Tank–style initiative aims to produce millions of new diagnostic tests per week by end of summer

COVID-19 coordinator Deborah Birx also honored with bobblehead

The scientific community is “making lemonade out of lemons,” one researcher says

Doctors try to find the best way to treat “happy hypoxics”

Christian Drosten, who has become Germany’s most popular podcaster, warns against reopening the country too soon

Preliminary study plays outsize role in debate about when to ease restrictions

Hospital data from China and a classified drug screening program led to the rapid launch of $21 million study

A postdoc shares what she learned by talking to a friend who is a psychiatrist

On this week’s show: The latest on how COVID-19 infections damage the body, and what can be learned from ancient magnetic traces in rocks on Earth and in space

China’s Sinovac makes headway with old-fashioned technology that “kills” whole virus

Consensus judgments could provide an alternative to statistical models

Medical staff face high rates of anxiety and depression, emerging studies suggest