Covid-19 has changed, and so has our immunity. Here's how to think about risk from the virus now
Experts say it’s less risky to catch Covid-19 than it used to be, but there are still good reasons not to treat it casually.
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Experts say it’s less risky to catch Covid-19 than it used to be, but there are still good reasons not to treat it casually.
If people are less likely to be hospitalized or die from a COVID-19 infection now, has the danger passed?
In today's Research Roundup for August 28, 2023, we highlight some of the most interesting reads in global health research and development from the past week.
Now that COVID-19 infections have started to rise again, it feels like people all over the country are testing positive, and it’s hard to know how to react.
(CNN) — Covid-19 was never just another cold. We knew it was going to stick around and keep changing to try to get the upper hand on our immune systems.