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… you’re getting your travel plans ready for when it’s safe to travel again after the COVID-19 pandemic, if you or a family member has allergies — whether seasonal, animal, dust or food-related …
… mostly just letting the virus run its course,” says Dr. Sabella.Telling the difference between RSV and COVID-19Because RSV and COVID-19 share similar symptoms, many parents might be concerned about differentiating between the …
… 7. You do what you can to protect your child from the unknowns, but the arrival of COVID-19 has made things a little more uncertain. Now, you have to take extra precautions to keep …
… be taking into consideration. Some people might want to wear masks to help stop the spread of COVID-19, however, the thought of actually doing it can cause a great deal of stress or even …
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… not need to go out and get the monkeypox vaccine,” says Dr. Englund.Is mpox (monkeypox) a COVID-19 situation?In a word, no. “Monkeypox is not nearly as easily spread as COVID-19,” states …
… researchers who did the study swabbed several surfaces at a hospital in Wuhan, China, in units where COVID-19 patients were being cared for. They found genetic material from the coronavirus on half of the …
… all wear face masks, we’re all safer and we help slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).A face mask needs to have a few features in order to be effective:It should …
… illnesses via saliva, an issue that’s getting new attention thanks to the outbreak of the novel COVID-19 coronavirus.Saliva is a large focus on helping prevent the spread of coronavirus. “There is clearly …
… infections that can lead to complications, a hospital stay or even death.“And in the age of COVID-19, it’s especially important to focus on the health and safety of your lungs,” says pulmonologist …
… P. Singh, MD, says pink eye is most commonly caused by viruses (including the coronavirus that causes COVID-19) and bacteria. It can also be caused by allergens or irritants like smoke, chlorine or dirt …
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