The data, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also showed a significant increase in COVID-related emergency ...

As the U.S. approaches the midpoint of summer, the CDC is reporting cases of the virus are growing or likely growing in ...

In other words, in any given month, tens of millions of people are walking around with telltale cold symptoms like a stuffy ...

COVID-19 cases are growing in Texas as a summer surge sweeps across the U.S. A new variant includes "razor blade throat" and other symptoms.

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer While activity for COVID-19 remains low in the United States, recent statistics released ...

The CDC's COVID-19 data set is supposed to help track the pandemic, but a new NPR analysis has found the majority of fields are blank and millions of cases across the country are missing altogether.

CDC's current guidance for COVID-19 relies largely on data on cases and hospitalizations from around the country, which it analyzes to come up with county-by-county "COVID-19 Community Levels." ...

Some states also will lose their legal authority to collect such case data, said Dr. Brendan Jackson, lead of the CDC’s COVID-19 response. "It is very much a state-by-state situation," Jackson said.

Hospitalization and mortality data from the Minnesota Department of Health confirm that there has not been a COVID-19 ...

They will supply real-time data on patients being treated for COVID-19 and other flu-like illnesses, and the CDC will comb through death certificates for information about COVID-19 fatalities.

Coronavirus cases are now at their highest point since early May, according to CDC data, with the U.S. average nearly quadrupling since June to 47,000 new cases a day, largely driven by the highly ...

The CDC is investigating whether people who had COVID-19 before getting the shot were more likely to have an allergic reaction. Contact Karen Weintraub at [email protected].