Study Finds COVID-19 Rebound Isn't Just For Those Who Have Been Treated With Medication
Rebound COVID-19 cases have been reported in those taking Paxlovid, but research indicates those taking medication aren't the only ones whose symptoms recur.
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Cruise Lines Are Ready To Ease These COVID-19 Restrictions Before Sailing
While the CDC still recommends people get vaccinated prior to traveling on a cruise ship, this may no longer be a requirement for these popular cruise lines. -
China's Newly Unveiled COVID Vaccine Could Change The Virus-Fighting Game
On Wednesday, China announced that they began administering a new COVID vaccine to residents of Shanghai -- one that could change the game worldwide. -
Why Having More COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Can Be A Good Thing
Health officials are encouraging everyone to get their booster shot this year as COVID and flu cases begin to increase. -
FDA Approves Another COVID-19 Booster Choice
On October 19, the FDA granted emergency use authorization for the Novavax monovalent vaccine as a first booster dose for adults. Here's what you need to know. -
Experts Cast Votes To Decide If COVID Shots Should Be Routinely Recommended By Doctors
The CDC's advisory committee recently reviewed the list of recommended routine immunizations. Here's what that means for COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. -
Why The White House Is Urging Americans Over 50 To Get Boosted Immediately
White House officials have advised all eligible Americans to receive the updated booster shot. However, doing so is particularly important for those over 50. -
This Is How Long COVID Can Impact Your Ability To Exercise, According To A New Study
The effects of COVID-19 can linger long after the initial illness has passed and impact many aspects of someone's life. -
What To Know About The New COVID Subvariants And How To Best Protect Yourself
As the COVID-19 virus continues to mutate, new variants arise that concern scientists. Here's what you need to know about the newest subvariants. -
Research Shows These Two Habits Helped Mental Health The Most During The Pandemic
Many people felt mental health impacts during the pandemic. But researchers now suggest these two healthy habits may have had the best protective effects. -
Why The Biden Administration Is Extending The COVID Public Health Emergency Through 2022
The Biden administration has extended the COVID-19 public health emergency through next year. Now many are wondering about the reason for the extension. -
Doctors Issue Warning About Mixing Paxlovid With Certain Heart Medications
On Wednesday, the Journal of the American College of Cardiology announced that for some individuals, there's a new, concerning risk for Paxlovid. -
Will Omicron Be The Last COVID Variant?
Omicron variant BA.5 has been holding steady as the dominant COVID-19 variant recently. Find out if it's likely that Omicron will be the last COVID variant. -
Which Age Groups Are Eligible For The New COVID Booster?
With the holiday season just around the corner, here is a look at the new guidelines regarding which age groups are able to get the new COVID booster. -
New Study Suggests Your Gender May Be A Risk Factor For Long COVID
While there are still many questions about long COVID, a new study is shedding more light on who is at risk. -
Why A Pre-Halloween COVID Booster Could Lead To A Healthier Holiday Season
Health experts are stating that now is the time to get your COVID-19 booster. Here's why a pre-Halloween booster could lead to a healthier holiday season. -
Will US Hospitals Be Able To Keep Up With The Expected Demand Of Winter COVID And Flu Cases?
Many experts are concerned that US hospitals will be overwhelmed this winter as COVID-19 and influenza cases rise. -
Why Americans May Have Been Dishonest About Their COVID Status During The Pandemic
Results showed that people were more dishonest when it came to telling others that they were taking more COVID-19 preventive measures than they actually were. -
New CDC Data Details How Many US Children Have Developed COVID Antibodies Post-Infection
According to new data from the CDC, a significant number of US children who have contracted COVID-19 have developed antibodies against the virus. -
How Long COVID Has Turned Daily Life Upside Down For Millions Of Americans
For millions of Americans who have contracted COVID-19, the virus is still causing significant disruptions to their daily lives. -
COVID-19 Boosters Could Prevent 90,000 Deaths This Winter. But There's A Caveat
To help protect against an expected surge in COVID-19 cases, health officials have been urging Americans to receive their updated bivalent booster shot. -
The Most Common Symptom You Should Be Looking For If You Think You Have COVID-19
When we first learned about COVID-19, the most common symptoms were loss of smell and taste. But ever-evolving strains mean that we may not know what to expect. -
Research Reveals A Vital Predictor In Determining Whether You'll Develop Long COVID
A new study aimed to investigate predictive factors for those with long COVID. Those clues may lie within your blood. -
COVID Hotspots In The US Are Still A Thing. These Are The Counties With The Highest Averages
As of September 29, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified 25 counties with the highest numbers of COVID-19 cases within the prior week. -
Scientists May Have Found Clues About How COVID Leads To Long-Term Heart Complications
Many people who have gotten COVID complain of lingering health effects. Learn about a study examining how the virus can lead to long-term heart complications. -
The Rate Of Americans Who Have Received The Bivalent Vaccine Isn't What Experts Expected
The bivalent COVID-19 vaccine came out last month. Discover why rates of those getting the booster aren't what experts have expected. -
Can The COVID-19 Vaccine Change Your Menstrual Cycle?
After receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, many women reported changes in their menstrual cycles. Learn about a recent study that examined these changes.
