People hospitalized with COVID-19 may have an increased risk for heart damage, but not so much the type of inflammation previous research suggested, according to a new study. Early in the pandemic, ...

In another sign that COVID-19 is becoming a part of ordinary life, the Delaware Division of Public Health will close its ...

"These important findings will raise awareness to better monitor COVID patients at risk of cardiac injury and enable timely ...

The possibility that a Covid infection could damage your brain is terrifying. Scientists have established that long Covid ...

Two scientists are working on a neuroprosthetic that may help millions with anosmia, such as those who lost their sense of ...

The proportion of Californians dying at home, rather than in a hospital or nursing home, accelerated during the pandemic, a trend that has outlasted the rigid lockdowns linked to the ...

A TikTok inspired by the viral vaccine videos shows 25-year-old Zsasha struggling to walk with body tremors until her shaky movements morph into the robot dance: “URGENT: I am now a prisoner in my own ...

Adult Americans who have had a moderate or severe head injury, even decades ago, are almost three times as likely to die as ...

The people who didn’t have long-term smell loss due to ... who are looking at other long COVID symptoms like fatigue, shortness of breath, and brain fog, symptoms that can’t be studied in ...

Most people who contracted a mild case of COVID-19 saw their long-term symptoms resolve within the first year.

The study found that during both the early and late phases, a mild COVID-19 infection resulted in higher risks of developing loss of smell, a change in taste, trouble breathing, brain fog ...