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January 10, 2021
A CDC advisory committee suggested that individuals who got sick wait 90 days after their infection, since reinfection is unlikely during that period.
January 9, 2021
Around 63% of patients in the study reported persistent, long-term fatigue or muscle weakness — the most common lasting symptom.
January 7, 2021
Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images A photographer named Saul Loeb captured an image of a man carrying a large Confederate battle flag during the pro-Trump riot inside the US Capitol on Wednesday. Though the Confederate battle flag originated during the US Civil War, it never entered the Capitol during that time. Behind the man in the photo, two portraits reflect the fractured nation of the country during the 1860s. To the mans right is a portrait of Charles Sumner, an abol...
January 3, 2021
US Surgeon General says he has no reason to doubt the 350,000 COVID-19 death toll in the US after Trump baselessly questioned its accuracy insider@insider.com (Connor Perrett) © Yuri Gripas/Reuters FILE: President Donald Trump watches as Surgeon General Jerome Adams speaks during a news conference on March 22, 2020. Yuri Gripas/Reuters US Surgeon General Jerome Adams on Sunday expressed confidence in the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions handing of COVID-19 data aft...
December 30, 2020
Why you have to wear a mask for a few months after you get your COVID-19 vaccine amichelson@businessinsider.com (Andrea Michelson,Anna Medaris Miller) The arrival of COVID-19 vaccines signals a step towards normalcy, but it doesnt mean you should stop wearing a mask. Mask-wearing and social distancing are vital to keep yourself and others safe while we wait for the vaccine to become more widely available. The vaccine wont protect you right away, and we still dont know whether it...
December 23, 2020
Skye Gould/Insider January 1, 2021: New Years Day.Whats happening: Transmission in the US is still high. Deaths continue. Hospitals are reeling from gatherings over Thanksgiving and Christmas.Whos getting their shots: Twenty million Americans — including healthcare workers and nursing home residents — have begun their vaccination course.What the experts are saying: Theyre still hunkering down at home, wearing masks for essential errands, and keeping contacts to a minimum. Scientists will b...