Penetration of virus throughout all ages 'a serious concern', says Nphet

The administering of the COVID vaccine is picking up speed as more people in our area are now eligible to get it, and with the accelerated rollout comes many...

Many teachers, grocers and even some hospital employees are wary of the COVID-19 vaccine and don't want it. The question of mandatory vaccine requirements by employers is complicated.

A researcher at Southern Illinois University Carbondale has discovered a new variant of the COVID-19 virus.

As the global COVID-19 pandemic has progressed, evidence has emerged that some patients are experiencing prolonged multiorgan symptoms and complications beyond the initial period of acute infection and illness. The list of persisting and new symptoms reported by patients is extensive, including chronic cough, shortness of breath, chest tightness, cognitive dysfunction, and extreme fatigue. Termed long COVID or…

A massive statewide effort is underway to vaccinate Indiana's older population.

The council says the area had its "worst week" with hospitals under "intense pressure".

The novel coronavirus has infected over 93 million people globally and claimed more than 2 million lives. Here are the updates for January 15:

Researchers writing in a British Medical Journal are recommending that ethnic minorities should be considered "extremely vulnerable" to COVID-19, a distinction that could give groups hard-hit by the pandemic earlier access to potentially life-saving vaccines.

ANAHEIM, United States: California's Disneyland opened a giant coronavirus vaccination center Wednesday, some 10 months after the pandemic's appearance forced the closure of the world-famous theme park.

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Now that two COVID-19 vaccines are available, should cancer patients be first in line — or last? Should those in treatment get it? Should metastatic patients who are always in treatment get it? Or those who've had a recent transplant? Are survivors the same as the general public? We checked in with our disease experts at Fred Hutch to bring you answers.

Researchers writing in a British medical journal are recommending that ethnic minorities should be considered "extremely vulnerable" to COVID-19, a distinction that could give groups hard-hit by the pandemic earlier access to potentially life-saving vaccines.

The push is on in the County of San Diego to vaccinate for COVID-19 as quickly as possible. With hospitals at critical care capacity, health care providers s...

California's Disneyland Resort is set to become a COVID-19 vaccination "super site" as the park remains closed to visitors.

The latest hospital data showed 903 beds in use by confirmed or suspected COVID-19 patients, 17 more than Wednesday. Colorado's three-day average positivity ...

People who have had COVID-19 are highly likely to have immunity to it for at least five months but there is evidence that those with antibodies may still be able to carry and spread the virus, a UK study of healthcare workers has found.

The Premier League is to meet club managers and captains to discuss the new Covid-19 protocols released earlier this week.

9Health expert Dr. Payal Kohli discusses Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) and what parents can do to keep their kids safe. More local vi...

As the second COVID-19 surge threatens New Jersey hospitals, state health officials are urging people who test positive and have mild to moderate symptoms to...