Some 60% of virus spread starts with those who have no symptoms. This is a MedPage Today story. A cough or sneeze in the checkout line at the grocery store may elicit fear of COVID-19, but that ...

LONDON -- It's an issue that's been argued about for months, both by experts and by people strolling through parks all over the world: Can people who don't feel sick spread the coronavirus, and if so ...

The WHO scrambled to clarify its comments that transmission of the coronavirus by people who never developed symptoms is "very rare." The remarks drew skepticism from physicians and others across ...

*Disease experts are raising an eyebrow at a statement by the World Health Organization (WHO) that transmission of COVID-19 by people with no symptoms is “very rare.” This latest announcement comes ...

This story has been updated to include a statement from the WHO and clarifying statements from Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove. A World Health Organization leader walked back statements she made Monday that ...

The transmission of the COVID-19 virus Sars-CoV-2 (SCV2) via people who are infected but not experiencing symptoms is a matter of much discussion, debate and speculation. Some folks never react enough ...

With new stories emerging about the rapid spread of COVID-19, public health experts are now warning the public to stay inside even if they feel healthy. The reason? You may be an asymptomatic carrier.

As of 11 a.m., Feb. 14, the coronavirus has sickened 64,460 and has resulted in 1,384 deaths. Globally, 7,171 people have recovered from the illness. The World Health Organization officially named the ...

A new national study involving college students will seek to answer whether the COVID-19 vaccine can prevent asymptomatic transmission. Researchers at the COVID-19 Prevention Network — headquartered ...

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