COVID-19 no longer poses the ... which suggests some effects of Long COVID may be reversible, Hampshire says. The data on COVID-19 and cognition are worrying, but more research is required to ...

“There’s a lot of increasing evidence that depriving ourselves of sleep has long-term consequences,” Whitson said. These ...

And then there’s the human immune system. People’s immunity to COVID may have waned since the last time they were vaccinated or infected in the fall or winter, making them more susceptible to ...

But now that our social circles have expanded again, it’s harder to do personal contact tracing and notify every person you may have interacted with. 'COVID fatigue' has settled in. Many ...

But the reality is because the coronavirus evolves so rapidly and doesn’t retreat as weather warms, immunity to COVID may not last until the following fall and winter season, “lending to the ...

COVID-19 is still raging—which any high-risk or immunocompromised person could've told you long ago—and right now, there's a huge surge of infections across the U.S. Infectious disease experts ...

July 12, 2024 – Almost 1 in 10 pregnant people infected with COVID-19 end up developing long COVID, according to a study published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology. Researchers at ...

As Covid cases continue to rise this summer, doctors are urging people to get tested if they’re feeling sick as it’s hard to diagnose symptoms alone. NBC News’ Erika Edwards reports on the ...

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The CDC's COVID-19 Data Tracker shows how the COVID-19 variants have grown and mutated. Since May, the prevalence of JN.1 has steadily declined while cases of KP.3 and KP.2 have increased.

A Nursing and Midwifery Council panel has suspended Ms Kerr for 12 months over the incident - and her social media posts about Covid-19 at ... in ways which may cause harm, a view Ms Kerr held ...

Less than a quarter of American adults received the latest COVID-19 shot as of May, CDC data showed. While cases, hospitalizations and deaths have dropped considerably due to vaccines, boosters ...