Infection Aftershock: COVID-19’s Long-Term Impact on Your Heart
New research indicates that people who contracted COVID-19 early in the pandemic faced a significantly elevated risk of heart ...
1 in 5 Americans might have Long COVID
More than 1 in 5 Americans likely suffer from long COVID, a new AI-assisted review has found. The analysis suggests that ...
Salon owner jailed for refusing to shutter her business during COVID lockdown wins seat in state legislature
A Texas woman jailed during coronavirus for operating her salon is moving from the big house to the state house.
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Don’t wait for a holiday surge. Now is a good time to get your flu and COVID-19 vaccines
Health officials say it's important to get flu and COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the holidays when respiratory bugs tend to ...
Don’t throw out expired COVID-19 tests, FDA says
If your rapid COVID-19 tests have reached their expiration dates, don't toss them just yet. Here's how to find out if their ...
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COVID Variant XEC Could Become Dominant Soon: How You Can Protect Yourself
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Year in Review: COVID-19
This year's headlines on COVID-19 featured new research on COVID-related mortality, post-acute sequelae of infection, vaccine ...
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She helped thousands get COVID-19 shots. Now she's on the hook for $600K
A Kingston, Ont., doctor celebrated for organizing drive-thru vaccination clinics that helped thousands get shots at the ...
Doctor Gets 31 Years for Poisoning Mother's Partner With Fake COVID Vaccine
A doctor in the United Kingdom was sentenced to 31 years in prison this week after admitting to poisoning his mother's ...
5 common skin rashes that can be caused by COVID, according to dermatologists
One specific type of viral exanthem that dermatologists have seen with COVID is a morbilliform rash, meaning a measles-like rash. Measles rashes tend to look like small raised bumps that eventually ...
‘We just want to be heard’: Long COVID patients still feel invisible
Scores of long COVID patients reached out to the Globe after a recent story on doctors who have uncovered new treatments.