Since the COVID-19 crisis, hospitals have seen a major decline in the number of heart attack patients. A recent Twitter poll of cardiologists found that nearly half of respondents have seen between 40 and 60 percent fewer cardiac patients at…

Patients with COVID-19 who developed acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) could have a greater risk of long-term health issues. Additionally, people requiring intensive care are at increased risk for mental health issues like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression….

Healthline contacted several public health specialists to see what they think of reopening the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts say some sort of physical distancing will still be required over the long term. Additionally, reopening too quickly could mean…

COVID-19 symptoms can vary widely in different people, ranging from deadly pneumonia to a loss of smell, or even no symptoms. Many people report mild symptoms initially before more severe fever and coughing. While 80 percent of cases are estimated…

Doctors warn that relying on supplements — and taking too much of them — may do more harm than good. Many vitamins and minerals can impact overall immunity but no single one can solely influence immunity. Want to add a…

Every virus mutates; it’s part of the virus life cycle. Those shifts and changes aren’t always a big deal. The new coronavirus is an RNA virus: a collection of genetic material packed inside a protein shell. RNA viruses, like the…

Millions of Americans in shared living situations across the country are facing the same dilemma: How can you convince a roommate to take COVID-19 social distancing and hygiene measures seriously? Experts advise having an open and empathic discussion with your…

Experts say there are a number of supplies you can buy now to prepare to take care of yourself at home if you have mild symptoms from COVID-19. Among your grocery items should be fresh fruits and vegetables as well…

Over 43,000 people have been infected with the new coronavirus. In the United States, 12 people have been diagnosed with the disease. Two new studies published in JAMA Friday found that the virus is transmitted easily from person to person….