She says "normal" for a forehead temperature is up to a degree less than "normal" for an oral thermometer, which is 98.6 degrees. But Benjamin had concerns about the fourth and fifth thermometers ...

Although your body temperature can be an indicator of a COVID-19 fever, fever is not the only important factor in assessing whether you have COVID-19.

Having no-touch thermal body temperature scanners pointed at our foreheads is the new norm and can happen several times a day. Indeed, for many of us, it’s likely that we’ve had our ...

COVID-19 temperature scans are being conducted on both the forehead and wrist nowadays.

A temperature reading will differ depending where on the body you measure it; some of the common sites include in the mouth, in the ear, under the armpit, on the forehead, or rectally. Each of these ...

Those mandatory temperature screenings at airports, offices, and medical facilities are not actually preventing COVID-19 spread, a pair of researchers says.

Although your body temperature can be an indicator of a COVID-19 fever, fever is not the only important factor in assessing whether you have COVID-19.