The variant has brought back masks, restrictions and fear. Psychologists offer seven tips for getting through another difficult time.
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The variant has brought back masks, restrictions and fear. Psychologists offer seven tips for getting through another difficult time.
Experts recommend using a HEPA filter and making sure you’re using the correct size and setting.
Turn off notifications, limit how often you check for messages, unsubscribe and other tips to manage your email.
While at-home coronavirus tests can be a useful diagnostic tool, the tests aren’t 100 percent accurate and a negative result shouldn’t be thought of as a “free pass.”
Study upends assumptions about how metabolism works over a lifetime by showing that it remains steady between the ages of 20 and 60.
It’s not common for bats to end up in living areas, but mishandling the situation could lead to rabies shots. Here’s what you need to know.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that children get inoculated to prevent covid-19, which has killed an estimated 300 to 600 children in the United States.
Medical experts say the coronavirus vaccines may not be as effective for immunocompromised patients, but that's not a reason to forgo the shots.
Mask recommendations are back to help thwart the spread of the highly transmissible delta variant. We talked to experts about the latest CDC guidance and how to navigate this latest phase of the pandemic.
The variant has brought back masks, restrictions and fear. Psychologists offer seven tips for getting through another difficult time.
Workers have been having more meetings during the pandemic and are complaining about “Zoom fatigue.”
The pelvic floor is an often-overlooked part of the body, but problems in that area can lead to urinary incontinence, constipation and pain during sex.
Should I take a vaccine selfie? Can I ask someone else if they've been vaccinated? How do I talk to family members about the shots? Vaccines bring new etiquette questions.
Heart rate can be a key indicator of your health, but cardiologists emphasize that it’s just “one piece of the puzzle.”
The pandemic and working from home made many commutes seem unnecessary. But a return to offices means it’s time to hit the roads and rails again — and not everyone is excited.
A constant struggle to be on time could be because of your personality or ADHD, but there are strategies for overcoming it.
Experts have advice for how to treat and prevent chafing.
Researchers advise consuming whole foods and avoiding red and processed meat.
So-called forever chemicals can accumulate in the body, and in soil and water.
Courses have improved, and you can really make a difference.
You might feel awkward asking someone about their vaccination status, but experts say it’s appropriate and legal.
