While there is no evidence Herbal Chinese Medicine Teas can cure or help the symptoms of the coronavirus, people in China use these herbs and teas every day to help them cope with stress and to build the immune system.

A form of treatment using convalescent blood plasma can be used to help those infected by COVID-19. An expert explains how blood donations from those who have recovered from the coronavirus can help others who are sick.

A deadly virus, a world-wide financial crisis, and a serious disruption of everyday life are all causing a tremendous amount of turmoil. The experts say now is the time to give yourself a break as much as you can and not add any unnecessary stress to your already disrupted life.

Florida Blue CEO, Patrick Geraghty speaks exclusively to the Health Channel about Coronavirus & Health Insurance.

While the coronavirus is most often associated with lung disease it appears to be a real problem for patients with heart disease. Cardiologists say it can cause a heart attack and heart damage – even in people who don’t have heart disease.

Washing shoes, wearing masks and taking off clothes before coming in the house are some of the ways people in China are fighting back against the coronavirus.

Now that they know more about how the coronavirus works in the body, researchers all over the world are experimenting with medications and other therapies looking for ways to treat and eradicate this infection.

Telemedicine has become the primary care people get health care during the Coronavirus crisis – unless they require hospitalization. Once the crisis ends telemedicine may continue to be very popular now that many people have tried it for the first time.

During this stressful time, many might turn to food for comfort. Over-eating becomes tempting when isolated at home and surrounded by snacks. A nutritionist explains a simple method to avoid using food as a method for stress relief.