UCF cancels handful of study abroad programs over coronavirus concerns

Coronavirus: Birmingham individual tests positive for virus

Birmingham confirms its first case of coronavirus as the total number of UK cases rises to 115.

Is it safe to travel to Spain? Latest FCO Coronavirus travel advice as outbreak continues

This year's Geneva Motor Show canceled amid coronavirus concerns

The Swiss government has banned all events of 1,000 people or more, fearing the events increase the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Wife of first US service member to test positive for the coronavirus has also been infected

The soldier's wife, who tested positive Saturday, and their baby have been moved to an isolation unit at a military hospital.

South Florida company partners with Israel Institute for Biological Research to fight coronavirus

Novel Coronavirus May Soon Become Seasonal

Experts said the novel coronavirus is likely to become a common respiratory disease in the future, which spreads seasonally like flu.

Americans now able to get tested for coronavirus ‘without restrictions’: VP Pence

Any American will now be able to get tested for coronavirus with “no restrictions," as long as they get the green light from a doctor, Vice President Mike Pence announced Tuesday. The new policy from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will go into effect immediately, with 2,500 test kits representing 1.5 million tests going out this week, Pence said at a White House press briefing ...

Lorraine Kelly's daughter Rosie self-isolates in Singapore amid coronavirus outbreak after developing 'cold'

Germany reports 44 new confirmed coronavirus cases

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased to 240 on Wednesday, up from 196 on

New Air New Zealand CEO to clean planes

Pet dog infected with COVID-19 Hong Kong authorities confirm

The pet dog of a coronavirus patient in Hong Kong was confirmed to be infected with the disease, in a likely case of human-to-animal transmission, authorities said on Wednesday. The canine, which belongs to a 60-year-old woman patient, had repeatedly tested "weak positive" for the new coronavirus since Friday, when it was quarantined at an animal centre. The city's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) said repeated tests...

Coronavirus cases double in Italy as Paris shuts down Louvre museum over infection fears

Too Late: Air Travel Restrictions Won't Stop The Coronavirus' Spread

Spain confirms first death from coronavirus

Patient died on February 13. Spain confirms first coronavirus death in Valencia.

Microsoft pulls out of Game Developers Conference due to coronavirus risk

Microsoft said it will not attend the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco due to the coronavirus outbreak. Sony, Facebook, Unity, and other gaming giants previously said they would not attend.

Northwestern University cancels all international spring break trips amid coronavirus fears

NU leaders called it a difficult decision but joined many other schools in suspending international studies programs or trips amid the outbreak.

Why Washington Carriers Aren't Panicking Over First US Coronavirus Death

Is Turkey safe? Latest travel advice amid global coronavirus outbreak

CORONAVIRUS cases have hit 93,000 globally, with more than 3,000 killed by the virus. Here is the latest travel advice if you are heading to Turkey, from flight changes to quarantines. Follow our c…

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Minister: The situation with coronavirus in Armenia is under control

The situation with the coronavirus in Armenia is under control and the country can return to the usual rhythm of life, Health Minister Arsen Torosyan said during a government meeting on Thursday.

Airlines could take $113 billion hit as coronavirus slams travel industry

Global airlines stand to lose $113 billion in sales if the coronavirus continues to spread, according to the International Air Transport Association.

Coronavirus latest: Italy seeks EU permission for extra borrowing

Italy, the worst hit country in Europe as yet, is seeking the green light for a larger budget deficit after closing its schools and universities. A German industry body is wary of losses. All the latest from DW here.

G7 To Issue Statement On Coronavirus Economic Impact

The Group of Seven Nations (G7) are preparing a statement on how they will respond to the economic impact of the ongoing coronavirus epidemic. What Happened The G7 is an international economic organization comprising seven nations: Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Reuters, citing sources, reported that the G7 statement on the response to the economic impact of the epidemic is expected Wednesday....

10 health workers at Kaiser Roseville in isolation due to coronavirus exposure

How can Yemen's fragile health system combat coronavirus?

Yemen survived four years of a cholera epidemic, but its fragile health system could collapse under a coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus an unlikely gift in Thailand's fight to save wildlife

US-Israel military exercise halted over Coronavirus scare

Coronavirus Outbreak: Nepal To Postpone International Tourism Promotional Activities

Russia says it's alarmed after a US Air Force visit to a remote Norwegian island in the Arctic

Student says MSUM won't fully reimburse her after canceling international trip over coronavirus concerns

Olympic Officials Dismiss 'Speculation' That Coronavirus Could Disrupt Tokyo Games