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See for yourself how and where vaccinations are ramping up, plus how COVID-19 infections and deaths still persist in most states.
As more people get the COVID vaccine, the fear of needles is a condition that affects up to a quarter of adults. Here are ways to cope with it.
See for yourself how and where vaccinations are ramping up, plus how COVID-19 infections and deaths still persist in most states.
While COVID toes have been a widely discussed skin change in the pandemic, other rashes have been noted to occur in patients infected with COVID-19.
Getting a COVID-19 shot is the first step toward a return to normal. Here are the CDC's guidelines for people who have been fully vaccinated.
See for yourself how and where COVID-19 coronavirus is spreading, and how fast.
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The Transportation Security Administration has released some tips for those who plan on flying home for the holidays.
Follow these tips for cleaning and disinfecting your home if someone has COVID-19
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Your cloth face covering should reach above the nose, below the chin, and completely cover the mouth and nostrils. Many items you may already …
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With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, some are hesitant to do things they had looked forward to doing post-vaccine. It's called COVID transition anxiety.
Congress has appropriated more than $46 billion in emergency assistance to help cover back rent and utilities owed by struggling renters. But …
Regardless of whether you have been vaccinated for COVID-19, you should come in for your scheduled mammogram.
Here are a few great ways to make dealing with cabin fever a little easier.
About a year since we first heard the word coronavirus, there are still many questions. Here are important facts about COVID-19 for dog owners…
It's unsanitary and gross to see, but nose picking can also be dangerous. Here are several reasons why.