Llama Antibodies May Be Useful for Treating COVID-19, Study Finds
The inspiration for the study came from tests conducted on a 4-year-old llama named "Winter" that is currently living on a farm in the Belgian countryside.
Bats Harbouring Six New Types of Coronavirus, Scientists Discover
"People were routinely exposed to bats through guano harvesting, religious practices, and ecotourism," the authors wrote in the study.
Blood Types Could Help Understanding of How the Body Fights Coronavirus
One theory is that blood group antigens can act as binding receptors which will allow viruses or bacteria to attach and enter the body's cells.
Coronavirus Vaccine 'Weeks' Away From Being Developed, Says Scientist
Scientists around the world are working to develop a vaccine against the new coronavirus which has killed over 2,800 people.
How Does Coronavirus Spread and How Contagious Is It? What We Know So Far
The virus which has killed over a 1,000 people is thought to have jumped from animals to humans.
How Far Away Is a Coronavirus Vaccine?
Over 200 people have died since 2019-nCoV emerged in China late last year.
Chinese Scientist Working on Coronavirus Claims Pets Can Catch Infection
The virus has killed almost 200 people since it emerged from the city of Wuhan late last year.
Eerie Footage Shows How Coronavirus Has Left Wuhan Streets Deserted
The deadly virus is thought to have emerged in the central Chinese city in Hubei province.
China Coronavirus Is Spreading—What Precautions Is the U.S. Taking?
The first U.S. case of the virus has been identified in Washington state.
Mystery Viral Infection in China Has Experts Baffled As SARS Ruled Out
At least 59 people have come down with the virus, with the first person believed to have fallen ill on December 12.
Deadly Pig Virus Could Jump to Humans, Scientists Warn
The virus is similar to those which caused the SARS and MERS outbreaks.
Indonesian Islamist Leader Drinks Camel Urine
In a video post, Bachtiar Nasir can be seen pouring the amber-colored content of a plastic bottle in a bowl, mixing it with a white liquid and then taking a sip from it.
Saudi Arabia Vigilant Against Hajj Disasters
New health centers are open, and responders have practiced their response to emergency situations.
The Cow Defense
A cow can produce 30 to 60 liters of antibodies per month. Humans, on the other hand, are not as industrious.
Thailand: Dozens Quarantined To Prevent Spread of MERS
The 71-year-old from Oman lead to at least 32 people going into quarantine.
Thailand Confirms First MERS Case
Thailand is now the fourth Asian country to register the deadly virus this year.
World Health Organization Plans Emergency Meeting on MERS
Outbreak in South Korea is described as "large and complex."
14 New MERS Cases in South Korea and 10 Deaths
Worry about the disease has been reflected across the region with dozens of suspected cases being tested in Hong Kong.
MERS Prompts Hong Kong to Declare 'Red Alert' on South Korea Travel
Eight new cases of the deadly virus were announced in South Korea.
MERS Likely to Spread in South Korea; 230 Schools Close
The World Health Organization predicts more cases in the country, where MERS has already claimed two lives.
What Is MERS and Should You Be Concerned?
Here's what you need to know about the respiratory virus.
China on High Alert After First MERS Case
A man traveling from South Korea potentially exposed 200 people to the virus.
South Korea Confirms Third Case of MERS Virus
Two people have been infected since the first patient was diagnosed on Wednesday after returning from the Middle East.
Scientists Baffled by Saudi Arabia's Deadly Virus
The U.N. urges Saudi Arabia to curb the spread of the virus.
Muslims Gather in Mecca for Hajj
Nearly 3 million Muslims are expected to take the annual pilgrimage to Mecca this year
Study Suggests Ebola Unlikely to Become Global Pandemic
Ebola has a high mortality rate, but in the right conditions its rate of infection can be kept low.
Deadly MERS Virus May Be Airborne, Study Says
More than 830 laboratory-confirmed cases of infection have been recorded since MERS appeared in 2012, of which at least 288 resulted in death, according to the World Health Organization
How Saudi Arabia Let the Deadly MERS Virus Spread
Experts say inadequate state oversight and a failure to learn from past mistakes have all hindered Saudi Arabia's battle against the SARS-like virus
As Deadly MERS Virus Spreads, Saudi Arabia Fires Another Health Official
The rate of infection has slowed since mid-May, which public health officials say may be a result of improved infection control procedures introduced in Saudi hospitals
Two U.S. Health Workers Ill After MERS Exposure
The World Health Organization convened an emergency meeting to decide if the cases constitute a "public health emergency of international concern"