A COVID infection, particularly in women, may lead to blood vessels aging around five years, according to research published ...

Vast cemeteries, where new graves are being dug around the clock, show the scale of the disaster. U.S. health officials say Brazil's daily COVID-19 death toll is expected to hit nearly 3,500.

Researchers discovered that Covid accelerates blood vessel aging by about five years, especially in women. Even mild ...

The coronavirus variant that's circulating in Brazil is becoming more concerning, both for infectiousness and for severity of disease.

Brazil, where a more contagious variant of the novel coronavirus is circulating, saw a record 3,869 people die from COVID-19 on Wednesday, its highest single-day tally so far, according to data ...

Brazil’s brutal surge in COVID-19 deaths will soon surpass the worst of a record January wave in the United States, scientists forecast, with fatalities climbing for the first time above 4,000 ...

Brazil has been one of the hardest hit countries by the pandemic. The country holds the second highest Covid-19 death toll in the world, second only to the United States.

Brazil, where the number of cases has now surpassed 2 million, is one of a small handful of sites for testing experimental coronavirus vaccines.

Brazil's COVID-19 death toll is staggering. Just one day after our team arrived, the country hit a record 3,780 lives lost in a single day. More than 315,000 dead over the last year.

Older people still make up the vast majority of Brazil’s Covid-19 deaths, like in virtually every country, but the proportion of young Brazilians who are dying has increased slightly: About 6% ...

COVID-19 Brazil P.1 was detected in a person from the Twin Cities area who recently traveled to Brazil, reports CBS Minnesota. The person was sick during the first week of January and was tested ...

Brazil is dealing with a Covid-19 crisis so bad that one expert likened it to an out of control nuclear reaction. The country has a death toll second only to the U.S. and daily deaths rose to more ...