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Report: COVID More Widespread, Less Severe A new report that uses CDC data estimates that 8.7 million people in the U.S. were infected during three weeks in March -- far higher than the 122,00 confirmed cases in that time period. Read More   The Right Way to Wear a Face Mask Face masks are a good way to slow the spread of the new coronavirus, and some states and cities now require people to wear them in public. Here's how to check your mask and put it on properly. Read More   Overlooked COVID-19 Symptom: Stomach Upset A fever, dry cough, and shortness of breath are hallmark signs of COVID-19. But a recent analysis found that many patients with mild cases had digestive problems, such as diarrhea, vomiting, or belly pain. Read More   Doctors Puzzle Over COVID-19 Lung Symptoms As doctors treat more patients who are severely ill from COVID-19, they're noticing differences in how their lungs are damaged. Read More   When to Visit the ER for COVID-19 Symptoms An expert discusses when you should visit a hospital emergency department for your symptoms and when you should stay home. Watch Video   How Many Cases Are in Your State? See our interactive map for the number of cases in your state, along with information on closures and testing. Read More   COVID-19's Impact on the Restaurant Industry We talk with the host of the Food Network show "Restaurant: Impossible," Robert Irvine, about how restaurants have been affected and what their future might look like. Watch Video   From Our Experts Handling Food Safely During COVID-19 Do Contact Lenses Increase Your Risk for COVID-19? COVID-19 Crisis May Trigger Emotions From Past Trauma Healthy at Home Binge-Watching and Your Health At-Home Cardio Workouts Defrosting Tips

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What Can Antibody Testing Really Tell Us? If testing could show who's had COVID-19, even if they didn't have symptoms, we might not have to worry so much about getting it. Companies could bring back recovered workers, and many health care workers could breathe a sigh of relief. Read More   Is It Allergies or COVID-19? With allergy season and the coronavirus pandemic overlapping this spring, one allergist offers some advice on how to tell which one may be making you miserable. Read More   How to Decontaminate When Coming Home Whether you're an essential worker or you just went to the grocery store, here's how to lessen the chances of bringing the virus home with you. Watch Video   'I'm 90 Years Old and I Beat the Coronavirus' This fiercely independent woman says that "beating this virus was the hardest thing I think I've ever done in my life." Read More   You Don't Have to Be Productive Right Now Many of us have more time on our hands than ever before. With all of this "free time," it can be hard to shake the feeling that you should be accomplishing something. Read More   Tips to Strengthen Your Immunity We talk with a nutrition expert about how your diet and lifestyle can help you keep up a strong defense against infection. Watch Video   What to Say to Someone Who's Grieving Comforting words mean even more during this time of social isolation. People who have suffered a loss tell us the best thing someone said to them. Watch Video   In the News How Accurate Are Coronavirus Death Counts? Scientists Design New Respirator for Health Care Workers New Guidelines for Treating Breast Cancer During the Pandemic From Our Experts What to Do if You're Struggling 5 Ways to Help Others During the COVID-19 Crisis How Safe Is It to Exercise Outdoors?