The NFL Is Ready To Coach The U.S. On How To Handle COVID-19
It may come as a surprise, but the NFL may actually be able to provide helpful information on reducing the spread of COVID-19. Here's what they've learned.
Read MoreIt may come as a surprise, but the NFL may actually be able to provide helpful information on reducing the spread of COVID-19. Here's what they've learned.
Read MoreHealth experts and government officials were eager to roll out emergency use vaccinations for young children. But now, the FDA is pausing on this initiative.
Read MoreGood news abounds for those at high risk for the Omicron variant. The FDA just authorized emergency use of antibody drug to help fight Omicron variant spread.
Read MoreThis treatment is effective against the Omicron variant.
Read MorePrince Charles, the Prince of Whales, is isolating after testing positive for COVID-19 for a second time. Here's how he's doing so far.
Read MoreDr. Anthony Fauci has issued a hopeful prediction about the spread of COVID-19 and annual COVID-19 vaccine boosters.
Read MoreHere is another reason to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read MoreWith so many Americans using at-home COVID-19 tests, experts warn about environmental impacts on their accuracy. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhile COVID-19 is known as a respiratory infection that affects the lungs, it has other unusual symptoms. Strokes, in particular, are causing concern.
Read MoreHere is the latest research on COVID-19 antibodies.
Read MoreA new study reveals a possible connection between childhood trauma and forgoing vaccinations. Experts say greater support is needed to instill trust in health systems.
Read MoreAlthough figures from China report relatively low COVID-19 case counts, positive test results among Olympic personnel are coming at rates substantially higher than the local population.
Read MoreIf you have a child under five, here's how you can protect them against COVID-19.
Read MorePfizer is making great headway in developing and releasing a vaccine appropriate for children under five years old. Here's the latest data.
Read MoreRoutine vaccines have fallen by the wayside since the start of the pandemic, but researchers warn they're just as important now. Here's why you don't want to skip them.
Read MoreHere's what you should know about the new COVID-19 subvariant BA.2.
Read MoreLoss of smell is a problem that doesn't necessarily go away as soon as you recover from COVID-19. So, in the meantime, try these things to get your nose working again.
Read MoreEven with the new variants, the COVID-19 safety recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention largely remain the same.
Read MoreFake COVID-19 tests not only dupe the consumer who buys them, but also the people around them. They may enter a public space, assuming they are not infected.
Read MoreCOVID-19 has a lot of unusual symptoms that you wouldn't normally expect to see in a coronavirus. Here are some of the weird ways it can affect your body.
Read MoreThe WHO reveals that the new COVID-19 variant could be worse than Omicron, but not necessarily more deadly, so following CDC precautions is key to protection.
Read MoreThe Omicron variant is surging throughout the world, leaving many to wonder if it's possible to catch the Omicron variant of COVID-19 more than once?
Read MoreRapid at-home COVID-19 tests have increased in popularity in recent months, but is it safe and effective to use when they're expired?
Read MorePfizer announced clinical trials are underway for a new Omicron-specific vaccine. While the company races to test the efficacy, experts warn it may not be necessary.
Read MoreWhile most recover from COVID-19 infection, some report symptoms long after the virus is gone. Here's what scientists currently know about long-haul COVID.
Read MoreYou may be wondering if there are long-term effects of COVID-19 vaccines. The data is pretty clear. Read on to discover what the experts are saying.
Read MoreMonoclonal antibody treatments have long been used as an effective tool in the fight against COVID-19, but they may be in short supply in the coming weeks.
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