Do vaccinations protect against debilitating long COVID symptoms? Early studies offer clues
Vaccines help protect against serious illness and death from COVID-19, but can they also...
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Vaccines help protect against serious illness and death from COVID-19, but can they also...
Scientists studying the persistent “brain fog” that plagues many people after a bout...
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In the summer of 1981, public health professionals faced a terrifying crisis. Their work helped shape victories against the current pandemic – but some fear hard-won ground is lost
Tasha Clark tested positive for Covid-19 on April 8, 2020. The Connecticut woman, now 41, was relieved that her symptoms at the time -- diarrhea, sore throat and body aches -- didn't seem particularly severe.