With COVID, flu, and RSV infections surging, it's more crucial than ever to protect yourself. But if you're feeling sick, how do you know which virus you have?
A 2022 study found that COVID-19 can actually cause viruses to reactivate inside the body, including ones with fatigue symptoms. Here's what you need to know.
Two terms we have often heard with COVID drugs and vaccines are FDA approval and Emergency Use Authorization. These are the important differences between them.
Researchers have been studying how symptoms like loss of taste and smell are linked to antibody levels. These are the differences that they have found.
The COVID virus can have a variety of effects on the human body, including on the brain. Discover new research that suggests it can significantly age the brain.
As the holiday season approaches, health officials are advising that Americans mask up. Discover the reason why experts suggest donning the mask again.
Children who are affected by COVID-19 have recently been developing a barking cough usually associated with croup. Croup is often triggered by a virus.
Health experts are predicting a high number of flu cases even as we're still battling COVID-19. But what happens to your body if you get the two simultaneously?
For those experiencing burning nose symptoms, you may want to wait before assuming that it's due to COVID-19 right away. Instead, consider all the facts.
As we get further from the onset of the pandemic, scientists gather data revealing that initial vaccinations may not afford sufficient protection from dying.
As scientists have gathered more data about the effects of COVID, one potential risk has emerged among those who have had the illness within six months.
A new study published in Nature Medicine suggests that COVID reinfection can put a person at risk for health conditions in the months following the illness.
Government officials have now launched a new COVID-19 vaccine effort, deemed the HHS "Countdown to Thanksgiving Vax Up America Tour." Here's how it will work.
It's been proven time and again that masks help stop the spread of COVID-19. Here's why a new study is making the case for mask mandates to continue in schools.
COVID can make you feel awful and you also don't want to pass it along to high-risk people. These are 5 products you'll want to have on hand if you get COVID.