When you're sick, you may experience many symptoms such as fever or upset stomach. What you may not know, however, is that it can also affect your heart rate.
After surviving years of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all been changed, perhaps irrevocably, by our shared collective experience. Here are some of the ways.
Researchers sought to understand whether the quality of sleep following COVID-19 vaccination could be related to vaccine effectiveness. Here's what they found.
Some people infected with COVID experience effects long after the infection has cleared, and experts still don't understand much about this phenomenon.
While COVID is in the rearview mirror for many, its effects remain front and center for many people due to long COVID. However, a more nutritious diet can help.
Although the U.S. is now in the latter phases of the pandemic, those who are vulnerable may still wish to exercise caution. This is how to assess your risk.
Research is showing that even mild COVID cases may have long-term effects on your brain health -- particularly when it comes to memory and emotional processing.
In an interview with Health Digest, Dr. Javeed Siddiqui, MPH and Chief Medical Officer at TeleMed2U, told us what to know regarding COVID-19 becoming endemic
It was previously reported that COVID-19 rebound cases may be linked to the antiviral drug, Paxlovid. A new study has now come out disproving the theory.
There are many reasons to get a COVID vaccine, with a recent study finding that those who are vaccinated have a reduced risk of developing post-COVID diabetes.
Experts advise elderly people infected with COVID to seek immediate antiviral treatment. But is the most popular treatment, Paxlovid, safe for people over 65?
There are people who are still feeling the effects of "long COVID." However, research says it might not last as long as you think. Here's what we know.
The government has been sending households free COVID-19 home test kits but recently, there has been confusion regarding the reliability of some of these tests.
There are proven ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19, such as staying home if you test positive or have symptoms. This is how to read an at-home COVID test.