Michelle Fay Cortez

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  • Coronavirus test used at White House faces accuracy questionsHealth

    How accurate are the coronavirus tests used by the White House? A new report is raising questions

    By Michelle Fay Cortez, Robert Langreth, and others
  • SYRIA-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    Malaria drug Trump touted as ‘game changer’ for coronavirus treatment fails in new study

    By Michelle Fay Cortez and Bloomberg
  • BLOOMINGTON, UNITED STATES - MARCH 23, 2020: First responders from IU Health Bloomington hospital pick up a woman at the corner of 1st St and S. Walnut St who was sitting slumped over, and was saying she was having trouble breathing, and other COVID-19/Coronavirus symptoms in Bloomington, Ind. Police officers stood by after making first contact with the woman before emergency workers arrived in personal protective equipment to help the woman, putting her on a stretcher, and loading her into an ambulance.- PHOTOGRAPH BY Jeremy Hogan / Echoes Wire/ Barcroft Studios / Future Publishing (Photo credit should read Jeremy Hogan / Echoes Wire/Barcroft Media via Getty Images)International

    How doctors are using social media to develop coronavirus treatments in real time

    By Michael Smith, Michelle Fay Cortez, and others
  • Christians Receive Ashes On Ash Wednesday To Mark The Beginning Of LentInternational

    New coronavirus case in California might signal ‘community spread’ of outbreak

    By Michelle Fay Cortez and Bloomberg
  • An emergency worker in protective clothing drives an ambulance carrying a person diagnosed with Covid-19 from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, on Feb. 13, 2020 in Yokohama, Japan.International

    ‘Tip of the iceberg:’ Why Covid-19 deaths will keep rising even as the coronavirus outbreak wanes

    By Robert Langreth, Michelle Fay Cortez, and others