Covid-19

A preprint study found that nearly a third of people with Covid experienced rebound symptoms and 12% tested positive again, regardless of whether they'd taken Paxlovid.

New findings suggest there might be a connection between Covid-related loss of smell and cognitive impairment, but experts say more research is needed.

The White House Covid response coordinator estimated that 5% of people have Covid symptoms rebound or test positive again after they stop the treatment.

The new vaccines will be reformulated to perform better against the now dominant, and extremely contagious, omicron subvariant BA.5.

As the first wave of the Covid pandemic devastated the U.S., hospitals looked to the nation's stockpile for desperately needed supplies. They weren't there.

A Las Vegas-based landlord used tactics like removing air conditioners and calling a child protection agency to encourage tenants to leave, House investigators say.

Research shows 5% of people who had Covid are dealing with long-lasting loss of smell or taste, a shift one expert said could be considered "a new public health crisis."

Biden received a negative Covid test Tuesday evening and again Wednesday morning and his symptoms have almost completely resolved, White House doctor Kevin O’Connor said.

The research, published by the journal Science, shows that the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market was likely the early epicenter.

President Biden has been in isolation since Friday, following his positive Covid-19 test. The president’s doctor said that his symptoms “continue to improve.” Biden’s doctor also said Biden “most likely” contracted the BA.5 subvariant. Meanwhile, Biden is slamming former President Trump’s inaction on January 6th, following the House committee’s hearings on the Capitol riot.

A new analysis reveals the academic gap in the nation's second-largest public school system has widened a year after the pandemic.