COVID News

On March 2, 2021, Dolly sat down at Vanderbilt University Medical Center with a beautiful navy blue shirt and received her first dose of the Moderna vaccine.

Due to an outbreak at a gym, the CDC is urging people to take stricter precautions while working out at the gym.

Although she had COVID early on, Paltrow describes how the virus has left her with fatigue, brain fog and inflammation. .

At 105 years old, Lucia DeClerck's advice for health and longevity was already worth listening to. Now it's even more valuable as she has survived COVID-19.

The weather situation in parts of the country is concerning to those scheduled to get their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

High doses of vitamin C and zinc do not help fight off or lessen the symptoms of COVID-19.

A recent research article found that people with dementia exhibited a significantly increased risk of developing COVID-19 compared to patients without dementia.

Experts are urging women to refrain from scheduling their annual exam too closely to their COVID-19 vaccine shots.

Sister Andre, a nun in France, has recovered from the COVID-19 virus and emerged from isolation just in time to celebrate her 117th birthday this week.

Will antibodies for the common cold coronaviruses might help prevent people from getting COVID-19?

According to a new study, a growing number of coronavirus patients are developing mouth ulcers & COVID tongue — the discoloration or inflammation of the tongue.

As the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine continues and the warmer weather approaches, the anticipation of putting the pandemic to rest is mounting.

There's an unexpected side effect occurring in some people who have received a COVID-19 vaccine. What does it mean, and is it dangerous?

Studies show that stress and worry about the coronavirus can affect your mood, but did you realize that lockdowns related to COVID-19 can raise your blood pressure, too?

Doctors giving out the COVID-19 vaccines are noticing a difference in side effects between people who have COVID-19 and those who haven't had it yet.

One thing that could return us to life as we knew last February would be a vaccine to protect against COVID-19, which is still a work in progress.

Experts aren't sure whether or not medications, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen, can reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine for sure. Here's what to know.

With the recent revelation of new COVID-19 strains, some European countries have issued improvised mask-wearing regulations in hopes to better combat the virus.

Mega-retailer Walmart is pledging to give the U.S.'s vaccination efforts a big boost.

Explosive-sniffing dogs are a common sight at airports and public gatherings. But some dogs will now be sniffing out a new kind of threat: COVID-19.

According to recent research, saliva-based testing is nearly as effective as nose-throat swabs to test for COVID-19.

With the nationwide COVID-19 vaccine rollout well underway, Aldi is helping to fight the spread of the virus in a unique way.

In the continuing fight against COVID-19, doctors and nurses may soon have a new, unpretentious tool in their medical arsenal — humble seaweed.

Hilary Duff believes that she most likely caught an eye infection from the frequent COVID-19 tests she had to take on the set of her show Younger.

Vitamin B6 could potentially play a role in helping to relieve the symptoms of COVID-19 — but there isn't enough evidence to back that up yet.

People who have the coronavirus but experience no symptoms are transmitting more than half of all COVID-19 case.

As the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are distributed, many are wondering when we'll reach herd immunity. This is what the WHO says.