COVID Boosters Set To Be Updated To Target New Strains
On Thursday, June 15, the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee will meet to review vaccine updates for the coming 2023 fall season.
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Are COVID Isolation Guidelines About To Change? What Experts Say
As the COVID-19 pandemic evolved over the years, isolation guidelines evolved right along with it. Here's what you need to know about the updated guidelines. -
COVID-19's Emergency Status Has Ended. Here's What That Means For You
The federal Public Health Emergency (PHE) status for COVID-19 has come to an end. Here's what that means and what you need to know going forward. -
FDA Recalls Half A Million At-Home COVID Tests Due To Contamination
The FDA has issued a recall of COVID test kits that were found to have bacterial contamination. Read on to learn more. -
CDC Set To Cease Tracking Community COVID Levels
As the COVID National Emergency is about to expire, the CDC has announced it will stop tracking community COVID levels. Read on to learn more. -
Clinical Trial Shows Promise For First Drug To Combat Long COVID Symptoms
For those suffering from long COVID, a new clinical trial has shown promising results in treating the associated fatigue. Read on to learn more. -
World Health Organization Warns Of New COVID Symptom In Children To Watch Out For
A new COVID subvariant seems to be provoking a specific symptom in children. Here's what you should know. -
FDA Set To Greenlight Second COVID Bivalent Boosters For Seniors
The FDA is reportedly considering making a second booster shot available to those 65 and older. Here's what you should know. -
Why The Latest COVID Variant Has The World Health Organization Concerned
Many people now consider the pandemic a thing of the past. However, officials continue to monitor COVID-19's development, which has led to some concerns. -
Reports Show Long COVID Risk Lowered By Vaccination, Paxlovid Treatment
Recent research into long COVID has revealed the protective qualities of both vaccination and early Paxlovid treatment. Read on to learn more. -
Health Officials Reportedly Weigh Advising At-Risk Americans To Get Another Bivalent COVID Booster
While the government has alluded to potential COVID-19 booster shots being offered, some are wondering whether more bivalent shots may be available sooner. -
WHO Director Predicts COVID Will Lose Its Pandemic Status Before Year Ends
In a briefing, the Director-General of the WHO stated that within the year, COVID will no longer be pandemic. Read on to learn more. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Study Suggests Opting For The Vaccine Could Reduce Your Risk Of Post-COVID Diabetes
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. -
This New COVID Treatment Could Be A Game Changer For Reduced Hospitalizations
As new variants of COVID spread, vaccines and antibody treatments are becoming less effective. But if the FDA approves a new drug from Eiger, this could change. -
The Latest Move By The CDC To Help 'Normalize' The COVID Vaccine
The CDC's vaccine advisory committee consulted with healthcare professionals to determine a new formal recommendation regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. -
No New COVID Variants Found During China's Latest Outbreak, According To Study
While Chinese cities are currently overwhelmed with new COVID cases, researchers are finding some comfort in the fact that the virus hasn't had more mutations. -
What To Know About The Hundreds Of Doctors Who Died Facing The Pandemic
The number of doctors who treated patients with COVID-19 and succumbed to death themselves from the virus has been revealed in a recent study.
