Is a Nose Burning Sensation a Sign of COVID-19?
A burning sensation in the nose can be a sign of COVID-19, allergies, or something completely different. Learn about symptoms and find relief. A...
Read moreA burning sensation in the nose can be a sign of COVID-19, allergies, or something completely different. Learn about symptoms and find relief. A...
Read morePost-transplant patients are at increased risk for severe COVID-19, and it may take longer for them to recover from the illness. People who have had...
Read moreAfter having COVID, people can continue to test positive for months. The CDC does not recommend repeat testing after testing positive for COVID. Tens...
Read moreLearn the pros and cons of each COVID-19 test option, and which one may be best suited to your needs. More than 650 million COVID-19 tests have been...
Read moreAt-home COVID tests are generally not covered by health insurance unless ordered by your doctor. But free at-home tests may be available in your...
Read moreLearn more about the available options for at-home COVID test kits, and what to do with your test results. There are dozens of home tests that can...
Read moreEven if you’re vaccinated against COVID-19, you can still contract the virus. Learn more about breakthrough COVID infections and why they happen. A...
Read moreCOVID-19 testing is important in preventing the spread of the virus. Learn about which at-home test options are available, and which are the best....
Read moreWith many at-home COVID-19 tests on the market, it’s easier than ever to test for COVID-19 conveniently. We researched the best at-home COVID...
Read moreThalassemia may affect the risk of developing COVID-19 or having serious outcomes. Learn of complications, treatment concerns, and how to stay safe....
Read moreIf you test positive for COVID-19, it can be stressful to figure out what to do next. Learn more about how to handle a positive test result. The...
Read moreChronic liver disease can increase complications from COVID-19. Learn about the risk for serious disease, treatments, and how to stay safe. If...
Read moreLearn how the new coronavirus (COVID-19) began, symptoms to look for, how to get a diagnosis, and important public health information.
Read moreThe flu vaccine may offer slight protection against severe COVID-19, but experts say it's key to be vaccinated against both viruses. Key...
Read moreTardive dyskinesia does not increase the risk of having COVID-19, but people with mental health disorders seem to be at risk for severe illness....
Read moreSymptoms of seasonal allergies and COVID overlap, but there are subtle differences. Read our symptom guide to know if it’s allergies or...
Read moreThe deadline for healthcare workers to be vaccinated or face termination has arrived in two states and quickly approaches in others. Key TakeawayIn...
Read moreResearch has revealed a connection between a low white blood cell count and a more severe case of COVID-19. Learn more about the connection. Having a...
Read moreAn introduction to the status of COVID-19 booster shots in the United States. COVID-19 booster shots are ready when and if we need them. In the...
Read moreSickle cell disease (SCD) may increase your risk of complications of COVID-19. Learn about the risk, potential complications, treatments, and how to...
Read moreCuba is the first country to inoculate children as young as 2—with its homegrown vaccinate. Key TakeawaysCuba is inoculating children as young as 2...
Read moreRoughly one-third of COVID patients have a productive cough with thick mucus. Learn about medications, home remedies, and exercises to clear lung...
Read moreSinus infection and COVID-19 may appear similar in symptoms, but there are important differences between the conditions. Learn about them here....
Read moreVaccines commonly cause mild, temporary side effects such as fever. True significant adverse events like anaphylaxis are exceedingly rare. Not...
Read moreA week-by-week look at how each state was pacing when it comes to COVID-19 distribution and inoculation during the second week of February 2021....
Read moreA week-by-week look at how each state was pacing when it comes to COVID-19 distribution and inoculation during the third week of February 2021....
Read moreA look at how each state was pacing when it comes to COVID-19 distribution and inoculation during the last week of February 2021. Editor's note:...
Read moreA look at how each state was pacing when it comes to COVID-19 distribution and inoculation during the first week of March 2021. Editor's note: Below...
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