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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.

Annual health visits offer a valuable opportunity for patients to talk openly with their providers about HIV prevention, testing and PrEP options.

Vaccinated pregnant individuals are significantly less likely to be hospitalized or deliver prematurely after a COVID-19 infection.

Knowledge reduces stigma — and this quiz helps separate fact from fiction about HIV and AIDS.

Global HIV infections have dropped significantly, but new cases and deaths remain a serious concern.

Robert Hopkins, M.D., of NFID stresses that vaccination remains the most effective way to reduce severe illness and protect vulnerable loved ones.

Alftan Dyson, PharmD, discusses how long-acting HIV prevention and treatment options are helping people live freely, confidently and without daily reminders of HIV.

Exercise may help reboot the immune system after severe COVID-19 infection.

Food insecurity, skipped care and lack of support are key risk factors for long COVID, even beyond physical health.

A new FDA approval could revolutionize the prevention of RSV in infants and small children.

Under the new policy, people over 65 and those with health risks should stay current on boosters, but others may not need another shot just yet.

NJ health officials are warning of a possible measles exposure at MetLife Stadium and urging residents to ensure they’re vaccinated.

Global tuberculosis programs are on the brink of collapse due to abrupt funding cuts, threatening millions of lives.

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.