This story was co-published by palabra and WHYY’s The Pulse, and was supported by The Commonwealth Fund. In an afternoon talk this spring, Ashley Cheng addresses a small group inside the East Harlem ...

For the millions of people in the United States with long COVID, getting help comes down to where they live. Long COVID clinics have been popping up, but their accessibility and the kind of care they ...

Stone is a retired infectious disease physician, medical journalist, and author. Feinberg is professor of medicine/infectious disease and professor of behavioral medicine and psychiatry at the West ...

"I feel better, but my mind isn't the same." Four years after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, such comments are still heard regularly in many medical practices in South Africa. What began as a ...

Medicare enrollees comprised the overwhelming number of Americans who have been hospitalized or have died because of COVID-19. Almost all Americans 65 years and older receive care through the Medicare ...

As if you needed another reason to avoid picking your nose, the unsanitary habit could increase the risk of contracting COVID, according to a new study from Amsterdam University Medical Centers. A ...

Following the federal government's changes to COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and recommendations in 2025, many people are ...

SEATTLE -- Dubbed the "miracle child" after two months in the hospital, 70-year-old Michael Flor survived COVID-19 only to receive a bill listing out more than $1 million in charges for his time in ...

Much has been written about physician burnout. We’re burned out just reading about burnout. What’s missing from the narrative is: first, that burnout can affect different specialties in different ways ...

Preliminary results of a national survey conducted by researchers at the Simon Fraser University Faculty of Health Sciences (SFU FHS) has found that Canadians with Long COVID identified virtual ...