For those who recently had COVID, they can wait for a vaccine. For others, it's time to get one.
Dr. Jason Bowling said that if you've had COVID in the last two to three months, you can wait to get a new vaccine, as most people will have some protection with natural immunity for that limited length of time.
Sunny Sun, a former employee of COVID testing tycoon Charles Huang, and a Nevada couple will stand trial for allegedly ...
New research suggests that pain is the most common symptom reported by people with long COVID. Here's why that may be the ...
The newest, updated Covid-19 vaccines are now FDA-approved and available, including the mRNA ones from Pfizer-BioNTech and ...
Those wanting the latest COVID vaccine to protect against the Omicron variant will now have to pay up to $200. It is ...
Test positivity is higher now than it was during the most recent winter surge: Many people who seem like they might have ...
The FDA has authorized Novavax's new formula, adding to the revamped mRNA vaccines for this fall and winter. Here's what to ...
New COVID-19 boosters are not expected to be free for those without health insurance. Uninsured patients will have to pay up ...
COVID-19 rates are rising again in Iowa, according to new state and federal data, as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ...
Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurance plans cover the cost of adult Covid vaccinations. Children can get the shots ...
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