Fauci Senate hearing on pandemic gets testy: ‘What a moron’

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious disease expert, angrily accused Senator Rand Paul of making false accusations that are leading to threats against him -- all to raise political cash.

Family accuses employer of making their loved one work on-site despite pleas to work remotely

A family is accusing a Riverside County employer of not letting their beloved family member with pre-existing conditions work remotely during a COVID-19 surge. He died in February 2021.

What is a cerebrovascular accident?

A cerebrovascular accident is more commonly known as a stroke and is the No. 5 cause of death in the United States, according to the American Heart Association.

Health officials let COVID-infected nurses and healthcare workers keep working

California health authorities announced over the weekend that hospital staff members who test positive but are symptom-free can continue working. Some hospitals in Rhode Island and Arizona have likewise told employees they can stay on the job if they have no symptoms or just mild ones.

US finalizing plans to ship free COVID-19 tests via USPS, shares 1st contracts

The White House is finalizing plans to ship free at-home COVID-19 tests to Americans nationwide and has awarded its first contracts as part of this pledge.

Pfizer: Omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine human trials to begin late January

Pfizer confirmed it plans to start human trials of its omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine later this month, potentially making it available to the public as soon as March.

US surgeons perform 1st transplant of pig heart into human patient

U.S. doctors have transplanted a pig heart into a patient in a last-ditch effort to save his life — a first for medical science.

Some COVID-19 testing sites closing due to staff infections as demand continues to increase in Phoenix

Embry Health is forced to sporadically close some COVID-19 testing sites due to staff catching the virus. These temporary closures come as testing is at a high during a post-holiday surge in Arizona.

Private insurers to cover home COVID-19 tests starting Saturday

Under the new policy, Americans will be able to either purchase home testing kits for free under their insurance or submit receipts for the tests for reimbursement, up to the monthly per-person limit.

Arizona sees 13,937 new coronavirus cases, more hospitalizations

The state coronavirus dashboard found on Jan. 10 that 2,765 patients are hospitalized for confirmed or suspected cases of the virus.

COVID-19 testing remains in high demand in Phoenix
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Coronavirus testing remains in high demand in the Valley and Embry Health, one of the largest testing providers, says they hit a new record high for testing. But as the demand has surged, some testing sites on Jan. 10 had to be closed. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

T cells from common colds may help protect against COVID-19, study suggests

T cells generated from the common cold may help protect against COVID-19, a new study found. But researchers stressed that "no one should rely on this alone."

Novak Djokovic hearing: Judge reinstates tennis star’s visa but saga not over

Novak Djokovic won a court battle to stay in Australia to contest the Australian Open after his exemption from COVID-19 vaccination rules was questioned.

Amid new surge in cases, Dignity Health to allow employees experiencing mild COVID-19 symptoms to keep working

Dignity Health, a major health care provider in Arizona, has announced it will allow employees who are only experiencing mild COVID symptoms or are asymptomatic to keep working at its facilities, as the state experiences a new, omicron-fueled surge in cases.