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A tough-sounding acid that’s a superhero in the fight against COVID-19 and gentle enough to use on your face to treat acne? It might sound like the stuff of comic book legend …
… annual flu vaccine: It protects you and your loved ones from the most dangerous circulating variants of COVID-19.While you can still get COVID-19 even after you’ve been vaccinated, you’re likely …
Has being cooped up due to COVID-19 caused conflict in your relationship? If so, you’re not alone. Many couples are feeling an emotional strain on their relationship due to the stress of the …
Remember the last time you laced up your running shoes and toed the starting line with others for a race? It was… gosh, could it really have been that long ago?COVID-19 forced the …
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… people outside of your household,” explains internal medicine physician Janet Morgan, MD.To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends wearing cloth face masks when you’re in …
It’s not unusual for medicine to taste bad. Memorably, Mary Poppins even suggested a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down. But Paxlovid™, a medication used to treat COVID-19 in …
When the pandemic descended, we all tried our best to fend off COVID-19 by adopting precautions like masking, increased hand-washing and extreme social distancing. And something else happened: We mostly kept the common …
Traveling right now might require a more detailed and cautious approach, but it can still be done while minimizing the risks of being exposed to variants of COVID-19. We spoke with pulmonary and critical …
This article was originally published on March 13, 2020. It was updated on April 4, 2020, to reflect new information about this rapidly evolving situation.It seems like the entire world is talking about coronavirus …
If you have seasonal allergies, you know the drill. Wake up all congested. Headache. Puffy eyes. Gunk in your throat. Oh, the joys.But what’s this? A fever? Wait … can allergies cause a fever …
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