COVID

Can you relax COVID precautions at home, and are you, still unvaccinated, offered any protection through your partner's vaccination?

The CDC released new guidance for people who have completed their course of the COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what to know.

Because the body has already been exposed to the virus, booster shots start to become effective sooner, but effectiveness still peaks around two weeks.

COVID-19 numbers are still on the rise in America. If you want to eat out safely, here's what you need to know.

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.

The Israel Ministry of Health has seen a 90 percent reduction in the asymptomatic spread of COVID-19 in Israel, where many have been vaccinated.

The risk for infection is still present and forgoing testing even when it's recommended could be disastrous.

Chlorine can kill viruses of all kinds, and this ability likely extends to COVID-19, but it's still a good idea to practice social distancing.

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.

You can still contract COVID-19 after receiving the vaccine, because you are not considered fully vaccinated until two weeks after your final dose.

Your body needs time to build up immunity from COVID-19 with these vaccinations. How long?

Getting ready for your COVID-19 booster shot? According to experts, here are the top things you shouldn't do after getting boosted.

The CDC's vaccine advisory committee consulted with healthcare professionals to determine a new formal recommendation regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

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.

After three years, the COVID-19 pandemic has finally reached a tipping point, according to the WHO. But vigilance is still recommended and here's why.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it many changes that affected how we work and play. One change, in particular, was the COVID baby bump.

Experts advise elderly people infected with COVID to seek immediate antiviral treatment. But is the most popular treatment, Paxlovid, safe for people over 65?

From the U.S. to India, numerous countries have seen their cases of COVID-19 soar since the onset of the pandemic. However, some places remain COVID-free.

You've probably heard talk about the possible connection between the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine and heart problems in young adults. Is there really a connection?

Here's a change in recommendations that may surprise you from the CDC.

With 'exponential growth' in the number of coronavirus cases around the country, the CDC recommends Americans not travel for the Thanksgiving holiday.

As many people sign up for COVID-19 vaccines, you may be wondering if you should still get vaccinated if you are currently infected — with or without symptoms.

There have been challenges when trying to make a safe environment for students and faculty alike, including how much distance is necessary between desks.

Celebrity nutritionist and anti-aging expert Oz Garcia discussed his experience with long COVID and his advice for others who are seeing COVID after-effects.

Vaccinations against COVID-19 have really ramped up across the United States, to help slow the spread of the disease and stop the emergence of new variants.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made mask-wearing a common part of life, but what happens to your body when you wear a mask for a long time? We have the scoop.

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that boosts the immune system and helps the body fight off diseases. But does it have an impact on COVID-19 severity?