According to a team of experts, the urgency to implement more support for older adults at risk of COVID-19 should be considered in future national and global response planning. Read More
According to a survey by Pew Research Center, the majority of Americans with their eyes fixated on news coverage of COVID-19 interpret the media's reporting to be relatively accurate. Read More
In the findings, as published in Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, researchers found that the ads were considerably effective at its intended outcome of eliciting more social engagements from users. Read More
In their new study, researchers assessed and unveiled the top public concerns pertaining to the pandemic. They collected a total of 9,009 surveys between March 14-16, 2020. Read More
In the survey, released by Pew Research Center, younger adults were less likely than their older counterparts to view the COVID-19 pandemic as a major threat to their own health. Read More
In a new report, released online in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, experts caution the overreliance on COVID-19 testing, highlighting the possible implications associated with its false-negative results. Read More
In their findings, the team, comprised of experts of U.S. and Chinese-based medical institutions, revealed neurologic manifestations in patients testing positive for coronavirus. Read More
Researchers at Pew Research Center found nearly three-in-ten Americans theorize that the new coronavirus strain was manufactured in a laboratory setting. Read More
Close to half of Chinese medical personnel experienced insomnia in the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic
The study is considered to be the first of its kind aimed at psychological distress caused by the coronavirus. Read More
"Commissioned by the University of Phoenix, the survey found Americans have a wide variety of concerns at the current moment, with health — mental and physical — first on the list." Read More
The findings were the subject of a UK-led survey by the University of College London involving more than 60,000 participants. Read More
Misinformation on COVID-19 making the rounds on social networking sites is more likely to have originated from conservative media outlets, new research suggests. Read More
