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Updated: 5/21/2021 Please note: While the Centers for Disease Control have issued new guidelines around when to wear a mask, it’s important to remember that individual states and local municipalities … Read More
Even for those who have never contracted COVID-19, the pandemic has taken a toll on many people’s health. Among the main pandemic-era health concerns is insomnia, or the ability to … Read More
Nearly a year into the pandemic, remembering your face mask before leaving the house may have become as ingrained as grabbing your keys and cell phone. Wearing a mask, along … Read More
A fear of needles and/or injections – also known as trypanophobia – can lead people to delay or avoid medical care, dentist visits, maintaining prescribed treatments, obtaining important diagnostic testing … Read More
As of February 27, there are now three COVID-19 vaccines that have received emergency use authorization (EUA) from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in the United States. … Read More
Updated: 10/26/21 Some diseases, like measles, can only infect us once; our body’s immune system produces antibodies that ward off any future infections. Naturally, millions of Americans who’ve recovered from … Read More
In recent months, new variants of COVID-19, which spread more easily between people, have emerged in a number of countries, most notably the United Kingdom and South Africa. In response … Read More
There’s no substitute for spending quality, in-person time with friends. But when you aren’t part of the same COVID bubble and the safest way to socialize is outdoors, you may … Read More
You may think of COVID-19 as a disease that involves the lungs, since many people experience shortness of breath or trouble breathing, but a growing body of research shows that … Read More
Update – 8/26/21 – The Delta variant has quickly become the dominant strain of COVID-19 circulating in the U.S. and many parts of the world. Read more about this new … Read More
