We sat down with two medical professionals to discuss COVID-19 — here’s everything you need to know about how to stay healthy and how well-equipped we are to handle the virus.

By now, you’ve probably heard of the novel Coronavirus. Like most viruses, it knows no borders and has spread all over the world. So where did this outbreak begin?

Here's how long the novel coronavirus lives on common surfaces.

With a death rate that’s been as high as 90%, ebola is still very much at large in the Democratic Republic of the Congo — but that may change soon.

HIV is 'the most dynamic disease that we’ve ever seen.' — Here's how the deadly disease that re-writes your body's DNA became one that can be managed with just one pill a day.

PFAs have been used in everyday products around the world since the 1940s, but these human-made chemicals are now present in our air, water, and bodies and we don't know how to get rid of them.

Myocarditis occurs when viruses that normally infect other parts of the body end up infecting the heart—but what happens then?

This is the leading cause of heart attacks worldwide.

Scientists now know how cerebrospinal fluid cleans the brain as you sleep, removing toxins that could cause Alzheimer's.

Each year, we hear stories about new (and old) cases of flesh-eating bacteria, but what exactly is this invasive infection and how is it contracted? Let’s flesh it out.

HIV is one of the deadliest viruses on the planet, newly infecting about 1.7 million people in 2018. But scientists are getting closer to developing a vaccine.

What is Influenza, and why does it always seem to be one step ahead of us?