New Study Sheds Light On The Prevalence Of Long COVID In Adult Survivors
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revealed just how common long COVID might be among American adults.
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The Real Reason Face Shields Might Not Protect Against COVID-19 Transmission
If you're tempted to trade in your cloth mask for a fancy one with a valve or even a face shield, you may want to reconsider.
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Study Finds Higher Risk Of Gastrointestinal Problems In Those Who've Had COVID
The list of post-acute COVID-19 symptoms continues to grow as a new study has discovered a link between long COVID and gastrointestinal problems.
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Survey Finds Many Parents Have Lied About Their Child's COVID-19 Status
COVID testing and quarantine stressed out parents, even when schools reopened. Now, experts have come to find many lied about their child's COVID-19 status.
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President Biden's COVID-19 Diagnosis Explained
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that President Biden had tested negative on Tuesday prior to a trip to address climate change.
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CDC Numbers Show US Avoided A Winter COVID Surge
Winter has historically been a time when the U.S. sees a rise in COVID infections, possibly due to holiday travel, indoor gatherings, and variants.
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Can The COVID-19 Vaccines Protect You Against The Lambda Variant?
Disease experts have warned that if left unchecked, COVID-19 could mutate into something that may evade our current vaccines. Is such a mutation already here?
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How Quickly Are COVID-19 Cases Increasing Among Children?
Due in large part to the spread of the delta variant, COVID-19 cases are increasing in children -- and they are increasingly quickly.
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Can COVID-19 Symptoms Recur After Taking Paxlovid?
Paxlovid, a drug developed by Pfizer, has emergency use authorization for some patients with COVID-19. But some are reporting a recurrence of the virus.
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This New Tool Shows How Well COVID-19 Tests Perform Against Variants
One of the newest tools being used to combat new variants of COVID-19 is the result of work by PATH to test the ability of COVID-19 tests to detect variants.
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What You Should And Shouldn't Do After You Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
As we push forward toward the light at the end of the tunnel in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's worth considering what it really means to be vaccinated.
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You May Not Know About Evusheld For COVID, But Health Experts Want You To
There's a good chance that you've heard about some COVID-19 medications, but it's less likely that you have heard about Evusheld. It's time for that to change.
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FDA Authorizes First US At-Home Combo Flu And COVID Test
Differentiating between flu and COVID can be tricky. However, doing so just became a little easier thanks to a new at-home test. Here's what to know.
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Largest Study To Date Suggests Vaccine Lowers Post-COVID Heart Attack And Stroke Risk
Since COVID is linked to heart attack and stroke, you may wonder if receiving the vaccine reduces risk. A new study provides some insight into this question.
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New Research Shows That Even Mild COVID Can Cause Changes In Your Brain
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.
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The Truth About The CDC's New Quarantine Rule
The CDC has updated quarantine guidelines for when someone has been fully vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna or Pfizer-BioNTech.
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Why Some Experts Suggest Schools Shouldn't Lift Mask Mandates Just Yet
Across the country, several states are lifting their mask mandates in schools, including Connecticut, Illinois, and New York, but is it too soon?
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Reinfection Protection After COVID-19 Is Longer Than You Might Think, According To A New Study
A new study says you might be protected from reinfection with COVID-19 for longer than you think. Here's how this may affect when you get your COVID boosters.
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COVID Relief Funds May Help Pay Your Medical Debt. Here's How
The pandemic has had an impact on our finances. But, officials are acknowledging the gravity of medical debt and are hoping to help with COVID relief funds.
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Moderna Plans To Keep COVID Vaccine Free After Public Health Emergency Ends In May
The Biden administration is ending the COVID public health emergency on May 11th, which will have far-reaching effects on the health of Americans.
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How The Omicron Variant Of COVID-19 Is Different From The Delta Variant
Americans already have their hands full battling the COVID-19 Delta variant. Nonetheless, we are now likely going to also be facing the newest variant, Omicron.
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These States Have Vaccinated 2/3 Of Their Residents Against COVID-19
Although the United States is still battling the COVID-19 pandemic, some states are now boasting high vaccination rates.
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How Is The COVID-19 Omicron Variant Impacting Travel?
Several countries, including the United States, have started implementing new travel restrictions. Here's how that may affect you.
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Do This Before Laminating Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card
It's important for individuals to keep track of their vaccination cards as proof of having been vaccinated. Here are a few tips.
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Study Finds Paxlovid Does Not Increase Your Risk Of Rebound COVID After All
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.
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How Does The CDC Know How Many COVID-19 Cases Are From The Delta Variant?
State health laboratories send the CDC about 750 samples weekly. The CDC then uses genomic sequencing to determine the variant.
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The First Thing You Should Do When You Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card
But what is this card and why is it important?
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