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… of breath.You could be part of a group of individuals who experience long-term effects of COVID-19. Whether you call it long COVID, long-haul COVID or chronic COVID, the terms all mean …
… Dr. Duggal explains.What pills are used to treat COVID-19 infections?If you become infected with COVID-19, your healthcare provider may recommend specific medications that can help.Some COVID-19 medications can be …
… future of COVID-19 vaccination and why we should be just as concerned about up-and-coming COVID-19 variants as we’ve been in the past.Why are there so many COVID-19 variants …
… or stroke.Research shows that blood clot risk can remain elevated for nearly a year after getting COVID-19. The risk is highest within the first week after a COVID-19 diagnosis and for those …
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In the years since COVID-19 made its global debut, we’ve learned to expect the unexpected. COVID toes, COVID nails, COVID tongue: It’s wild how many different ways the virus can affect your …
… sign of COVID-19.The best way to know if you’re dealing with a cold or COVID-19 is to take a COVID-19 test.“Newer, milder strains, COVID-19 can present very similarly …
For many of us, the COVID-19 pandemic seems like an event from our storied past. Gone are the days when hospitals were overwhelmed with surge after surge of the coronavirus, when we didn’t …
We all find ourselves asking these questions from time to time: Do I have allergies or am I getting sick? Am I home sick with a cold or the flu? Should I be treating my …
Now that COVID-19 has been part of our lives for several years, we’re learning more about how the virus affects the body — both in the short term and over time. But there are …
There’s still much to learn about COVID-19 and its long-term effects on people who contract it.For about 80% of people who have a mild reaction to COVID-19, their symptoms go …
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