Experts hope this year’s flu shot can help prevent an influenza epidemic paired with another wave of coronavirus, which could overwhelm hospitals and lead to general confusion.

No one really knows what the next few months will bring. But as COVID-19 cases rise in 39 of 50 states, there are a few clues about what's likely to happen, both good and bad.

It's looking increasingly likely that a Rose Garden event late last month was ground zero for a spate of coronavirus infections spreading among those with close ties to the White House, including President Trump himself.

The Food and Drug Administration released strengthened rules for authorizing any Covid-19 vaccine on an emergency basis. 

Dr. Amesh Adalja with the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security weighs in on President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis.

President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis highlights the importance of contact tracing. What does it entail?

Five health experts weigh in on the travel questions so many are mulling over.

Dr. Tom Inglesby, the director of the Center for Health Security at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said that the president’s diagnosis with coronavirus was further indication large public events should not be occurring.

What does it look like when you're contact tracing the President of the United States, in the hectic, jam-packed last weeks of a reelection campaign?

A look at where the pandemic is headed in major nations such as India and Brazil.

Faster, cheaper coronavirus tests are starting to hit the market, and some experts say these technologies could give the U.S. the ability to adopt a new, more effective testing strategy.

Dr. Megan Collins, Assistant Professor of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics, on safely reopening schools amid the pandemic.