COVID-19

Long COVID-19 symptoms may appear for months after infection

New research from the CDC shows that about 16% of individuals that contract COVID-19 will experience symptoms 12 months later.

Professor Dorit Rubinstein Reiss reviews the Court of Appeals decision about the FDA’s ability to regulate the use of ivermectin.

New COVID-19 strain, called BA.2.86, may avoid immunity from vaccines and from a COVID-19 infection. Public health officials are concerned.

This article lays out the timing and age recommendations for receiving the RSV, flu, and COVID-19 vaccines.

A court in Malaysia decided that physicians in that country can prescribe ivermectin to treat COVID-19. That does not mean it will work.

This article will review the evidence against the Wuhan COVID-19 lab leak theory that is being pushed by many people.

There are a lot of claims about vitamin D and COVID-19 infections. This article reviews the current evidence with respect to these claims.

This cohort study compared cardiovascular disease risk after COVID-19 infection to those who had never contracted the disease.

Research shows that COVID-19 vaccines may reduce the development of post-COVID-19 type 2 diabetes by a significant amount.

New research shows that healthcare workers who engaged in nose-picking had a higher risk of contracting COVID-19.