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… they’ve had COVID-19.”What exactly is the connection? Dr. Owens shares what we know.Can COVID-19 cause depression?In short, yes, COVID-19 can cause depression.A study found that people with …
… COVID-19 vaccine.People who are moderately or severely immunocompromised may get one additional dose of updated COVID-19 vaccine two or more months after the last updated COVID-19 vaccine.COVID-19 is still …
… breaks down how to tell when your kid can return to sports, divided by the severity of COVID-19 infection.Mild COVID-19 symptomsIn this group are kids who had had mild COVID-19 symptoms …
… what’s next, we spoke to primary care specialist, Kimberly Giuliano, MD.Who can get a second COVID-19 booster?“Both the CDC and the FDA have authorized the second COVID-19 vaccine booster for …
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… it may resemble a tension headache or a migraine headache, making it feel like you have a COVID migraine not just a common COVID headache.A study shows that a COVID headache typically causes moderate …
… specific ammunition to fight particular infectious organisms,” Dr. Bravo adds.How are monoclonal antibodies used to treat COVID-19?Neutralizing monoclonal antibodies are no longer used to treat COVID-19 in the U.S. because …
… those questions and covers why vaccination is still one of our best weapons in the fight against COVID-19.“Fully vaccinated” doesn’t mean “immune to COVID-19”At one point, we thought that being …
… you catch more restful ZZZs. But melatonin-based medications have also gained a new reputation as a COVID-19 treatment.But how can a sleeping pill possibly protect you from COVID-19? Let’s find …
Your spouse develops a dry cough and says they feel feverish. Or your roommate starts feeling achy, exhausted and short of breath after finding out a coworker tested positive for COVID-19.As cases continue …
Through all the ups and downs and uncertainty of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, one thing has become concrete: wearing a mask prevents the spread of the virus.Now, a new study from Duke University …
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