The horror of COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on communities of color. Tanya Fields had textbook COVID-19 symptoms. She was lethargic, and experienced chills, body aches, fever and a dry cough. Rather ...

In March 2020, we were bracing for upheavals in our daily lives. COVID-19 had come to our shores, and doctors were at a loss at how to treat it, let alone prevent it from spreading. And spread it did.

While people lives their lives mostly maskless today, some practices adapted to pandemic times have integrated within daily ...

The Trump administration on Tuesday said it plans to limit the approval of updated COVID-19 vaccines to adults over 65 and people who are high risk for severe infections, raising questions about ...

For nearly two years, day after day, under exhausting and often dangerous conditions, health care workers across the country have continued to care for the nation's sickest Americans who have fallen ...

My husband and I first contracted COVID over five years ago, in March 2020. It can be difficult to recall the fear and isolation of those early days of the pandemic, when there was no vaccine and long ...

Five years ago, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak to be a pandemic, leading to stay at-home orders and shutdowns across the U.S. and world. The nation looks much different ...

PPE shortages, overwhelmed hospitals may delay their ability to join front lines The United States health care system is mobilizing to triage a public health emergency that is rapidly taking members ...

Tuesday marks the milestone of five years since the World Health Organization labeled COVID-19 a pandemic. Some of the first people to feel the impact were health were healthcare workers in Chicago ...

My house was dark. Tinfoil covered the windows. The only light I could tolerate came from dimmable red bulbs. Ten weeks before, I had tested positive for COVID. On week three of my infection, I went ...

Every Valentine’s Day since the first year of the pandemic, we have remembered those our community has lost due to COVID-19.