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COVID-19 and the New Coronavirus

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Tracking COVID’s Spread Inside a Tight-Knit Latino Community

How can I tell if I have a cold, a flu or COVID-19?

COVID-19 and the New Coronavirus

Tracking COVID’s Spread Inside a Tight-Knit Latino Community

How can I tell if I have a cold, a flu or COVID-19?

End of COVID Emergency Will Usher in Changes Across the U.S. Health System

Changes will affect nursing home and hospital staffing, delivery of addiction treatment and COVID data reporting.

Two Rare Antibodies, One Drug, Four Viruses

Researchers discover antibodies to block common respiratory viruses that put bone marrow and stem cell transplant patients at risk.

Scanning electron microscope image of the new coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2 (blue), emerging from the surface of cells cultured in the lab.

SARS-CoV-2 Infection Weakens Immune-Cell Response to Vaccination

NIH-funded study suggests need to boost CD8+ T cell response after infection.

Inhalable Hydrogel Protects Lungs From SARS-CoV-2, the Virus That Causes COVID

With further development, the gel could provide additional protection against COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses.

Cancer Patients With More Vaccine Doses Have Less Severe COVID Breakthrough

Experts stress the need for targeted efforts to increase vaccine uptake among cancer patients with lower vaccination rates.

Much Remains to Be Learned About Long COVID

Several mechanisms may play a role, including persistent virus and ongoing immune dysregulation.

Latinos, Black People More Likely to Have Long COVID Symptoms

Researchers encourage additional studies to determine why Black and Latino people experience long COVID symptoms more than white people.

CU Researchers Identify Potential Cause of Long COVID

The condition may be caused by hidden viral reservoirs that remain in the body after initial infection.

Bivalent Boosters Provide Better Protection Against Severe COVID-19

Increased protection against hospitalization or death was seen regardless of age or history of previous boosters.

Public Health Agencies Try to Restore Trust as They Fight Misinformation

Data suggest skepticism and misinformation surrounding COVID vaccines now threatens other public health priorities.

Experts Are Still Puzzled Over Who Should Get Which COVID Shots and When

While regular boosters may help keep vulnerable people out of the hospital, annual boosters might not be necessary for everyone.

What Older Americans Need to Know About Taking Paxlovid

Before they get COVID, people over 65 should have a plan for accessing antiviral treatment.

NIH Launches Home Test to Treat, a Pilot COVID-19 Telehealth Program

Berks County, Pennsylvania, is the first community to join a partnership with local public health departments.

Who should receive COVID-19 vaccine boosters?

Older people, immunocompromised people and those with underlying health conditions can benefit most from additional shots.

Colorized scanning electron micrograph of a cell (blue) infected with the Omicron strain of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles (yellow)

Paxlovid Reduces Serious Risks from COVID Omicron Variants

The antiviral treatment reduced the risk of hospitalization or death from SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variants in older adults by 44%.

COVID-19 Vaccine for Children after MIS-C Appears Safe

NIH-supported study finds no serious complications following rare immune condition.

#coronavirus

COVID-19 and the New Coronavirus

Tracking COVID’s Spread Inside a Tight-Knit Latino Community

How can I tell if I have a cold, a flu or COVID-19?

COVID-19 and the New Coronavirus

Tracking COVID’s Spread Inside a Tight-Knit Latino Community

How can I tell if I have a cold, a flu or COVID-19?

End of COVID Emergency Will Usher in Changes Across the U.S. Health System

Two Rare Antibodies, One Drug, Four Viruses

SARS-CoV-2 Infection Weakens Immune-Cell Response to Vaccination

Inhalable Hydrogel Protects Lungs From SARS-CoV-2, the Virus That Causes COVID

Cancer Patients With More Vaccine Doses Have Less Severe COVID Breakthrough

Much Remains to Be Learned About Long COVID

Latinos, Black People More Likely to Have Long COVID Symptoms

CU Researchers Identify Potential Cause of Long COVID

Bivalent Boosters Provide Better Protection Against Severe COVID-19

Public Health Agencies Try to Restore Trust as They Fight Misinformation

Experts Are Still Puzzled Over Who Should Get Which COVID Shots and When

What Older Americans Need to Know About Taking Paxlovid

NIH Launches Home Test to Treat, a Pilot COVID-19 Telehealth Program

Who should receive COVID-19 vaccine boosters?

Paxlovid Reduces Serious Risks from COVID Omicron Variants

COVID-19 Vaccine for Children after MIS-C Appears Safe

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