US now has most coronavirus cases in the world - Today's coronavirus updates
Tech workers create a special coronavirus tracker, US cases now outpace Italy and China, and other COVID-19 updates.
Tech workers create a special coronavirus tracker, US cases now outpace Italy and China, and other COVID-19 updates.
Nearly one in three people around the globe face some form of lockdown as reported cases reach 470,000.
Lockdowns have created a second window of opportunity. But as reported cases climbed above 450,000 this week, that window is closing.
Confirmed cases globally top 415,000, China eases restrictions for much of its Hubei Province and other COVID-19 updates.
The UK imposes new restrictions on everyday life as economists push for aggressive moves to slow COVID-19's economic impact.
Measures such as physical distancing have been powerful, but they are only defensive measures said WHO officials in a briefing that stressed the need for aggressive, comprehensive efforts.
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Olympics weigh postponement, UK McDonald's close temporarily, medical supply shortages come to New York City.
Italy's prime minister shuts most factories, while a 14-hour curfew is ordered in India.
As coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, here are some of the latest headlines, resources and stories to help you arm yourself with the best information.
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The World Health Organization's COVID-19 briefing provided updates on a new service in partnership with social media companies and also how it is tackling equipment shortages.
New research shows that coronavirus can greatly sicken people of all ages, leading to hospitalizations and ICU admissions.
China reports new no local cases as countries around the globe put lockdowns and economic measures in place.
In Wednesday's briefing, WHO officials stressed the importance for countries to test, isolate and trace new cases to suppress the spread of the coronavirus.