coronavirus

Two new variants are fueling an uptick in infections, hospitalizations, and deaths.

You can still be contagious if you’re fever-free and feeling better.

A new CDC study shows the virus can lead to unrelenting exhaustion—here’s why.

The JN. 1 variant is upon us, and it’s making things a little confusing.

A gentle reminder that masking up alone won’t necessarily keep you from getting sick.

Feeding yourself may look a little different—and that’s completely okay.

About 65 million people in the world are now living with the often-debilitating condition.

Symptoms of XBB.1.16—known as “Arcturus”—are fueling some confusion during allergy season.

Thousands say they experienced tinnitus after getting the shot. But are they connected?

Interferon lambda, an injectable drug in development, is already being compared to Paxlovid.

Reinfected? Let’s go back to the basics for a minute.

Experts explain the barriers around getting it—and when access might be expanded.

It’s hard to do your job when you’re exhausted, in pain, or emotionally depleted.

Here’s how that might affect crucial funding, access to tests, and case counts.

Even if you can’t take time off, you can still take care of yourself.

Bivalent shots—and a single annual dose—may eventually become the norm.

Reputable and comfortable options to protect yourself.

Experts weigh in on contagiousness, symptoms, and the likelihood of another big surge.

Public health officials are dragging their feet, but the data is clear.

The government is bracing for an uptick in cases.