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Though the coronavirus is primarily a respiratory disease that affects the lungs, it can cause heart, kidney, and brain problems.Doctors have reported blood clots in patients with severe cases. A group of experts in New York City have also recorded a handful of cases in which young coronavirus patients experienced large-vessel strokes, which involve a blood…

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Anders Tegnell, Sweden's state epidemiologist, has defended his country's unusually lax response to the coronavirus.Sweden has encouraged social distancing but has not forced businesses, restaurants, or schools to close.Tegnell said the strategy had achieved its goal of defending the health service and that Stockholm was showing signs of herd immunity.Its case numbers are comparable to…

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"COVID toes" — purple, swollen toes that look as if they've been frostbitten — may be the latest indication of a coronavirus infection.The American Academy of Dermatology has received over 200 submissions of dermatological manifestations that healthcare providers are seeing in patients with COVID-19, and about half have noted these lesions."My message to the public…