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Interview with patients with long COVID revealed they often felt dismissed by healthcare providers during their treatment journey.

A study of a rural-based outpatient clinic suggests up to one in three at-risk patients are declining the opportunity to test for the common viruses.

Noah Greenspan, PT, DPT, explains how long COVID affects people differently and why balancing activity with rest is crucial for recovery.

Women are 30% to 50% more likely to develop long COVID than men, with the highest risk for those aged 40 to 55.

Social contingency measures and interrupted outpatient follow-up during the COVID-19 pandemic led to significant weight gain among previously obese children and adolescents.

Results of a Polish study found that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective for individuals with chronic skin conditions and comorbidities, though improved reporting of postvaccination side effects is essential for enhancing vaccine safety.

New data shared by Robert Allen, Ph.D., reveal Pemgarda's effectiveness against COVID-19, even as protection from standard vaccines fades.

Long COVID leaves many patients with persistent symptoms and limited treatment options, impacting both physical health and quality of life.

Phillip Levy, MD, MPH, discusses how acute COVID symptoms differ from Long COVID, which can appear months after infection and include over 200 potential symptoms.

Patients with COVID-19 experience more frequent post-viral symptoms and tissue damage than influenza patients, emphasizing the need for effective long-term care solutions.

Despite a strong initial response to COVID-19 boosters, antibody persistence in older adults—especially those with pre-existing conditions—lessens over time, suggesting repeated vaccinations may be necessary.

New data show the RSV vaccine is highly effective in reducing hospital admissions for seniors, particularly those aged 75+ or with preexisting conditions.

After schools reopened following the COVID-19 pandemic, a significant increase in acute psychiatric emergencies was observed among children and adolescents, indicating school-related stress may have a substantial impact on mental health.

Despite the unique effects of atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, urticaria and vitiligo on the body and its inflammation pathways, COVID-19 outcomes were consistent among patients.

Interview with patients with long COVID revealed they often felt dismissed by healthcare providers during their treatment journey.

A study of a rural-based outpatient clinic suggests up to one in three at-risk patients are declining the opportunity to test for the common viruses.