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LifestyleYahoo LifestyleCoronavirus: Nurse's viral video demonstrates people can still spread germs when they're wearing gloves
Molly Lixey's viral Facebook video is teaching people a lesson in just how easily germs can spread if using protective gear improperly.
HealthYahoo EntertainmentJohn Oliver targets GOP governors, Kushner for coronavirus response
John Oliver blasted some GOP governors for waiting so long to issue stay-at-home orders amid the coronavirus outbreak.
U.S.The WrapFox News’ Chris Wallace Challenges Surgeon General for Downplaying Coronavirus Compared to Smoking, Opioid Deaths
“Fox News Sunday” anchor Chris Wallace denounced U.S. Surgeon General Vice Admiral Jerome Adams Sunday when the Trump appointee compared the coronavirus crisis to smoking and opioid usage.While governors of 42 U.S. states have issued stay-at-home orders for their residents to prevent the spread of the virus, Utah, Arkansas, North and South Dakota, Wyoming, Iowa, Nebraska and South Carolina — all with Republican governors — have held out, even as some have ordered non-essential businesses to close.Dr. Anthony Fauci, one of the heads of the Trump Administration’s coronavirus task force, has spoken in favor of a national stay-at-home order, yet Trump has refused to issue one.Also Read: Coronavirus Diary: Squeezed Slowly to Stop the Pandemic“The coronavirus is not a state issue; it doesn’t follow or respect state borders. Dr. Fauci says he believes there should be a national stay-at-home order. Is he wrong?” Wallace asked Adams.TODAY: Dr. Jerome Adams on how the U.S. can most effectively combat the coronavirus. FNS FoxNews pic.twitter.com/Iv6nS9ZaVb— FoxNewsSunday (@FoxNewsSunday) April 5, 2020After saying that even residents of states without a stay-at-home order are still following guidelines from the Center of Disease Control, Adams then compared the coronavirus crisis to smoking and opioid usage, saying that states have different laws on cigarettes and drugs and that “more people will die even in the worst projections from cigarette smoking in this country than are going to die from coronavirus this year.”Wallace challenged that comparison. “There’s a big difference between opioids and cigarettes, which are something that people decide to use or not to use, and the coronavirus, which people catch. It’s not an individual choice,” he responded.“And you know, when President Trump says that he is a wartime president, during World War II, FDR didn’t say, ‘Well, it’s up to each state to decide what to do.’ He mobilized the nation. Again, why not a national stay-at-home order? The coronavirus doesn’t recognize states’ rights, so does the federal analogy really work here?” Wallace pressed.Adams replied by saying that governors are “intensely protective of their right to be able to decide what’s best for their states,” but that he and federal public health officials would “do everything we can” to advise them.Watch the exchange between Wallace and Adams in the clip above.Read original story Fox News’ Chris Wallace Challenges Surgeon General for Downplaying Coronavirus Compared to Smoking, Opioid Deaths At TheWrap
U.S.Associated PressTiger at NYC's Bronx Zoo tests positive for coronavirus
A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for the new coronavirus, in what is believed to be the first known infection in an animal in the U.S. or a tiger anywhere, federal officials and the zoo said Sunday. The 4-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia, and six other tigers and lions that have also fallen ill, are believed to have been infected by a zoo employee who wasn't yet showing symptoms, the zoo said. “We tested the cat out of an abundance of caution" and aim to "contribute to the world’s continuing understanding of this novel coronavirus,” said Dr. Paul Calle, the zoo's chief veterinarian.
WorldYahoo News UKQueen's historic coronavirus speech prompts outpouring of praise for monarch
The Queen's historic speech amid the coronavirus pandemic has prompted an outpouring of praise for the monarch.
CelebrityPeoplePink Details 'Rollercoaster' Coronavirus Symptoms as Her Son, 3, Says He's 'Feeling Better'
"It got really, really scary, I'm not gonna lie," Pink said
WorldPA Media: UK NewsQueen to acknowledge nation’s ‘pain’ in address about coronavirus crisis
The televised message will be a rare event, with the head of state only making three previous appearances during troubled times.
PoliticsHuffPostChelsea Clinton Takes A Not-So-Subtle Swipe At Jared Kushner's Pandemic Role
Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter said she wouldn't be qualified to lead the national coronavirus response, even with her expertise in public health.
U.S.INSIDERA Kentucky resident who was potentially exposed to the coronavirus and refused to self-isolate was forced to wear an ankle monitor
One man who tested positive for the coronavirus was put under house arrest after he went out shopping and violated his quarantine.
HealthHuffPost CanadaAsymptomatic Coronavirus Cases Reinforce Need To Keep Your Distance: Dr. Theresa Tam
The CDC urged Americans Friday to wear cloth masks in public to protect themselves against COVID-19.
HealthHuffPostThe CDC Advises Everyone To Wear Masks In Public
The advisory is in addition to current social distancing guidelines.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies'Black Widow,' 'Mulan,' 'Jungle Cruise' and 'Indiana Jones 5': All the major blockbuster movies that have been delayed due to the coronavirus
The coronavirus has wrecked havoc on Hollywood’s release schedule, as multiple blockbusters-to-be have had their release dates postponed by as much as a year or canceled indefinitely. We're tracking the latest news on when you’ll be able to see major movies at a theater — or, in some cases, a streaming service — near you.
CelebrityYahoo CelebrityColton Underwood explains why he deleted Trump tweet: Coronavirus 'doesn't care if you’re left or you’re right'
The "Bachelor" star opens up about getting threats after going public about being positive for COVID-19, and why he's avoiding getting political.
HealthYahoo LifestyleCoronavirus pandemic 'taking its toll' on New York City EMTs: 'There’s just a lot more panic in people’s voices'
The number of emergency calls in NYC has recently exceeded those placed on 9/11.
HealthYahoo Lifestyle95-year-old WWII veteran survives COVID-19: 'You do what you're told and you get right through it'
Bill Kelly is a 95-year-old World War II veteran who has lived through the Great Depression, and has recently fully recovered from COVID-19.
EntertainmentVarietySara Bareilles Reveals She Had Coronavirus, But Has ‘Fully Recovered’
Singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles revealed on Thursday that she had contracted coronavirus, but has since made a full recovery. In a video on her Instagram story, she told her followers the news while going out for a walk after a therapy session. "I had it, just so you know. I’m fully recovered, just so you know," […]
EntertainmentThe Guardian'Get ready to get down': Nile Rodgers rises to Lloyd Webber Twitter challenge
'Get ready to get down': Nile Rodgers rises to Lloyd Webber Twitter challenge. ‘Composers in quarantine’ play-off sees Chic star play a song from Jesus Christ Superstar as Lloyd Webber performs the Rodgers/Daft Punk hit Get Lucky
HealthYahoo EntertainmentTucker Carlson claims medical experts 'failed us badly' on the coronavirus
Tucker Carlson believes the medical experts attempting to fight the coronavirus are responsible for the negative impacts of the virus on the U.S.
HealthYahoo LifestyleObesity may be fueling coronavirus hospitalizations — an expert explains why
The CDC says that diabetes, chronic lung disease and cardiovascular disease are the top three underlying health conditions linked with COVID-19 hospitalizations thus far. An expert weighs in on why obesity may be the missing link.
U.S.HuffPost104-Year-Old Celebrates Birthday By Recovering From Coronavirus
William Lapschies, who turned 104 on Wednesday, may be the oldest person to recover from COVID-19.
PoliticsHuffPostTrump Attacks Hospitals As Insatiable ‘Complainers’ Amid Crisis
“The complainers should have been stocked up and ready long before this crisis hit,” tweeted the president, who belittled the coronavirus pandemic for weeks.
HealthHuffPost LifeThis Is What Happens To Your Body When You Work From Home
Your makeshift WFH setup can lead to pain and long-term health problems that will stay with you after the coronavirus pandemic.
HealthHuffPostDoctor Drops Some Coronavirus Truth Bombs On Fox News, Lights Up Twitter
Dr. Rishi Desai's blunt segment earned him some new fans on social media.
EntertainmentHuffPostChris Cuomo Describes 'Freaky' Night Of Coronavirus Fever And Hallucinations
CNN host said his head felt “like somebody was beating me like a piñata.”