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Medically Reviewed The crowd at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium will be limited to 22,000. But that still has some health experts concerned that any crowd in a pandemic sends the wrong message. Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images The COVID-19 pandemic may not have kicked Super Bowl Sunday off the calendar. But organizers of this year’s big game are playing it safe with measures to avert a potential superspreader situation. Whether you’re at the stadium or watching on TV, there are things fans can do to protect themselves while cheering on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or Kansas City Chiefs. While the ga...

Rossen Reports: Rapid at-home COVID-19 test sends results to your phone Share Updated: 4:06 PM EST Feb 2, 2021 Jeff Rossen Share Updated: 4:06 PM EST Feb 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Hi. Yeah, we've been covering the chaos of vaccine distribution. As you know, so many of you messaging me that you qualify and still can't get an appointment. Now this new wrinkle, to put it mildly, that these new strains may require even Mawr shots. The CDC director this week now saying these variants are of great concern her words. And we have news about a ne...

The symptoms COVID-19 Long Haulers can’t get rid of From the onset, the novel coronavirus was worrisome. It was new, virulent and its impact ranged from mild to deadly. Its victims seemed chosen at random, until the first data was gathered, and scientists began to see some patterns. So far, there have been more than 22 million diagnosed cases of COVID 19 in the United States, and infection numbers continue to skyrocket nationwide. Although the vaccine has started to roll out, the risk of infection remains. Most COVID-19 cases are mild, and some require hospitalization; experts estimate the...

The study from China involved more than 1,700 patients first diagnosed with the virus in Wuhan between January and May,  and then followed to June and September. Researchers report that 76% of these patients had at least one symptom six months after symptoms began.

A new study finds that people with long-haul COVID-19 may not have had a severe case of the disease initially.