Spain is easing lockdown restrictions for children under age 14 as mortalities continue to decline. read here

Boston is rolling out a program to test 1,000 residents for coronavirus antibodies as part of a study conducted with Massachusetts General Hospital to gather important intelligence in the war against the coronavirus. read here

With the world on lockdown, Thailand has discovered the largest number of nests of rare leatherback seas turtles in two decades. read here

56-year-old Pratap Singh Bora, a construction laborer in northern India, is learning to write his name and more while in lockdown at a relief camp offering a literacy program for illiterate migrant workers. read here

Biotech executives Mei Mei Hu and Lou Reese have launched an ambitious coronavirus testing program in San Miguel County in Colorado. They’re also trying to develop a vaccine that can be quickly mass produced. read here

Designers have created a simple kit to retrofit school buses as mobile labs that could travel around cities and rural areas bringing tests where they’re most needed.

104-year-old Ada Zanusso, who also survived the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, has recovered from COVID 19.

Lillian Clark, who already survived breast cancer also beat COVID-19.

Philadelphia doctor Resa Lewis shares with Fast Company how they’re adapting this common technology to quickly diagnose COVID-19.

Researchers are testing whether dogs that can sniff out malaria in humans may also be able to spot virus superspreaders.

Yanira Soriano who gave birth while on a ventilator because of the new coronavirus met her baby for the first time as she was released from the hospital.

Michigan doctors and other health experts say they’re beginning to see signs that Michigan is turning a corner in its battle with coronavirus COVID-19.

South Korea plans to send kits designed to run up to 600,000 coronavirus tests to the United States 

Seventy potential coronavirus vaccines are currently in development worldwide, three of which are currently in human trials, according to the WHO.

The FDA has granted emergency use authorization to Rutgers’ RUCDR Infinite Biologics and its collaborators for a new collection approach that utilizes saliva as the primary test biomaterial for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, the first such approval granted by the federal agency.

Angela Primachenko, 27, says it was "extremely mind-blowing" to learn she gave birth while in a medically induced coma from coronavirus.

Standing in front of the empty Duomo di Milano, famous opera singer Andrea Bocelli put on a 20-minute livestreamed concert around the world.

Scientists at Colorado State University investigating other viruses before the coronavirus have pivoted to focus on a vaccine.

After spending two weeks in the hospital, a 101-year-old British man has returned home after beating COVID19.