Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) information, and list of all current EUAs

Everlywell provides a variety of at-home health tests that you can order directly through our website along with results you can actually understand.

Abbott RealTime SARS-CoV-2 assay is an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) test authorized by the U.S. FDA for COVID-19 testing.

This waiver eliminates out-of-pocket costs for COVID-19 treatment through December 31, 2020, allowing impacted members to focus on their health and recovery.

Aetna, Cigna and Humana now say they will waive most treatment costs associated with COVID-19 that would normally be picked up by patients enrolled in their health plans. Will other firms follow suit?

How is coronavirus being treated? That answer seems to change by the hour. From hydroxychloroquine to remdesivir, here’s an updated list of COVID-19 treatments currently being studied and new drugs that are being developed.

Text for H.R.6201 - 116th Congress (2019-2020): Families First Coronavirus Response Act

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. government is working on passing several emergency stimulus packages.

These tests are designed to identify people who have been previously exposed to the virus. The Food and Drug Administration is now telling manufacturers they'll have to meet minimum standards.

We now have two main types of tests to detect coronavirus (COVID-19): molecular and serological. The FDA has officially authorized over 20 manufacturers to make molecular tests, and over 40 manufacturers have provided notification that they have validated and are offering serological tests. As new tests are developed, we’ll keep this page updated with the latest news on the research, availability, and costs to patients.

Mobile App concept to facilitate reporting Coivd-19 cases, looking for near by testing labs, hospitals, self-help, talking to experts online, buying essentials and much more.

Researchers in Australia have devised a test that can determine novel coronavirus infection in about 20 minutes using blood samples in what they say is a world-first breakthrough.

Startups and legacy tech vendors alike are developing array applications and web services to help people track the virus, check for symptoms and offer advice on ways to help prevent exposure.

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Analysis of data from a smartphone-based app designed for large-scale tracking of potential COVID-19 symptoms, used by over 2.5 million participants in the United Kingdom and United States, shows that loss of taste and smell sensations is predictive of potential SARS-CoV-2 infection.

The app, which allows people to record their symptoms, was remarkably effective in predicting infections. The most reliable indicators, researchers found, were loss of smell and taste.

Jusqu’au 12 juillet, un monde féerique animera le Ciné-Parc Orford tous les soirs avec le projet Vroom.

The coronavirus was expected to tear through the vulnerable population of Vancouver's impoverished Downtown Eastside. That didn't happen, and now a B.C. medical sleuth is trying to find out why. The results of antibody testing could provide new insight into the pandemic.

The roots of the nation’s current inability to control the pandemic can be traced to mid-April, when the White House embraced overly rosy projections to proclaim victory and move on.

The anti-pollution, air purification face mask that filters dust and allergens (like pollen & leaf mulch) as you breathe.

For a deep look at future VR headset optical designs be sure to watch this talk given by Douglas Lanman, director of Display Systems Research at Facebook.

Adebayo Folorunsho-Francis Health care providers in Nigeria have warned members of the public against unethical use of Dexamethasone, a drug used in the management of severe COVID-19 infection. P...

Doctors in Spain think they found a new coronavirus symptom that can easily go undiagnosed even in hospitalized patients. A mouth rash, or enanthem, appeared in roughly 30% of a small cohort of con…

Dr. Leana Wen says she has received backlash over her ethnicity after appearing on air to discuss the coronavirus pandemic. She shared her experience following President Donald Trump's Tulsa rally, in which he used a racist term to refer to coronavirus.