
What you need to know to stay safe from COVID: Some things have changed
As the end of the official COVID emergency arrives, here's a Q&A on fear vs. reality, masks vs. social interaction, and the value of vaccines...
As the end of the official COVID emergency arrives, here's a Q&A on fear vs. reality, masks vs. social interaction, and the value of vaccines...
Why the change? Preventive Services Task Force cites the experiences of Black women, who tend to develop aggressive breast cancers earlier than white women do.
A case of shingles can visit two weeks of burning agony on a younger patient before it goes away on its own. But in older...
The more people in a state trusted one another, the lower their collective risk of dying of COVID, new research says.
In order to live in a world where COVID is still with us, we need a reliable way to assess our individual level of immunity....
When the federal state of COVID emergency ends, Americans will still be able to get tests, vaccines and treatments. Here's what will change, and why.
A group of would-be COVID forecasters says it’s got the makings for a warning system. Here's what a viral weather report might mean for the...
Early results suggest that — in the initial weeks after vaccination at least — the omicron-specific vaccines are even more effective than documented to date.
Sudden cardiac arrest can be caused by trauma, a side effect of medication or by heart muscle damage from a virus. So why did Damar...