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DAY #4 President Trump hospitalization. There's still a number of unanswered questions about the president's health. Here's what Trump's doctors have told us so far. (1/20)https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/03/politics/trump-doctor

After announcing a positive Covid-19 test early Friday morning, President Trump ended the day at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where we are told he’ll remain for “the next

I spoke to FDA head @SteveFDA about the decision to issue an EUA (emergency use authorization) for convalescent plasma to treat those currently infected. While promising, it’s been controversial because

CNN has confirmed that the United States government is considering a challenge trial as a failsafe or “Plan D” as Dr. Anthony Fauci told me - So what is a

As a parent and a doctor - I never thought the question of sending my kids to school would become politicized. (1/9) But as schools decide whether or not to

Every day it seems like there’s a slew of new research about #COVID19 …and news stories to go along with them. Between January and May, an estimated 23,000 papers came

Yesterday, I pointed out that it has been more than seven weeks since we have had a White House coronavirus task force press briefing. The last one was April 27th.

April 27 was the last time there was a White House coronavirus task force briefing, leaving us with more than a month without regular updates from the group Vice President

In other words, be careful. No doubt testing is critically important to safely reopening the country. Diagnostic testing is the first step to ultimately containing this virus. (10/11) And it

As most states begin to reopen, we should remember that while there are some signs of hope and improvement, this pandemic is still far from over. (1/24) Public health experts

The @WHO recently announced that there are at least six Covid-19 vaccines in clinical trials. That’s encouraging, but these trials normally take years or decades to complete. We’ll go into

Most people who get Covid-19 don't need to be hospitalized, but some do. An even smaller group require intensive care -- and that largely means ventilators. (1/15) Ventilators are a